It's global.

Here is something on Australia :

https://theconversation.com/australia-has-way-more-phd-gradu...

Key quotes :

The number of PhD completions has been steadily growing over the past two decades, from about 4,000 to about 10,000 per year.

According to our calculations* based on the information available, the cumulative number of people in Australia with a PhD has increased from about 135,000 in 2016 to about 185,000 in 2021.

The incentives are for Universities to get smart young people to do their work cheaply.

What happens to the graduates afterwards ceases to be the University's problem.

The only strange thing about it is that the smart young people are taking so long to figure it out.

100 M Euro budget , 3.4 K staff, 34 K volunteers.

They are a big thing. Old people still donate to them.

They are a big reason Africans don't grow GMOs that can help children avoid blindness.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenpeace

YouTube had fewer than 70 employees when Google bought them in 2006.

With a good idea and good execution teams can be impressively small.

FCB are the anomaly.

If you compare HSV to Hertha, Koln, Eintracht, Schalke, Werder and others HSV looks fairly normal.

Perhaps in a league if one team succeeds and builds solid foundations it has a tendency to keep ahead. Added to that in Germany it's so much harder for outside money to come in and build a team. Leipzig have done it, but just look at how fans think of them.

If you look at in England, without the external money teams of Manchester City and Chelsea a few big teams that have been dominating for decades would have continued their run. Admittedly there it would have been a big three of Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United though.

The unofficial builds for Windows are good.

https://github.com/deevus/zed-windows-builds

Installing the 'stable' build with scoop works a treat.