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Oh, certainly, brain drain could have been an issue, though the effects of brain drain could be more limited than you think due to regression towards the mean. Still, if we're talking about huge numbers of people here from a percentage perspective, then it could still have a sizable effect.

I don't know about that, actually. I mean, maybe? : https://www.uclahealth.org/u-magazine/in-vitro-fertilization-linked-to-increased-risk-of-birth-defects#:~:text=They%20found%20that%20birth%20defects,the%20eye%20(0.3%20percent%20vs I'd like to see studies on animals gestated in artificial...

Feminism certainly has an effect. It would undoubtedly be easier for more women could be career women while simultaneously having and raising lots of children, similar to, say, Amy Coney Barrett, who has seven children in total (five biological and two adopted) while simultaneously being a US...

Will check out; thank you! And Yes, I know that Germany has been a giant cognitive hub back then, in contrast to the possible dysgenics that it is experiencing nowadays: https://www.unz.com/akarlin/dysgenic-deutschland/

And what was Germany's specialty?

Did the French industrialize more along the British model or along the German model?

That's certainly fair enough as far as it goes, though it's worth noting that even a surviving Prussia with the Rhineland would have still had a lot of Germany's economic potential--albeit not all of it, obviously. The Rhineland had a lot of resources and industries, especially in the Ruhr area.

What historically made Prussia a better ally for the British in comparison to France? Its smaller amount of military power relative to the French?

Other than Nice, Savoy, and Tunisia, which territorial disputes did France and Italy have? Corsica? Good luck getting France to give it up due to it being Napoleon's birthplace! And Yeah, after Germany was united, Austria became rather close to Germany with France becoming rather close to...

One would think that the House of Savoy would be better allies for France than the House of Hapsburg would be, no?

Which royal house did French royalists like better--the House of Savoy or the House of Hapsburg-Lorraine?

Why would A-H not be destroyed?

1. If the French monarchy would have been restored in the early 1870s and France would have subsequently lost an alt-WWI, would the French monarchy have subsequently been overthrown? 2. If Italy would have lost WWI (either real life's WWI or an alt-WWI), would the Italian monarchy have...