Europe first seized the opportunity of the industrial revolution, why didn't it happen elsewhere?

Overpopulation in Europe leads to the demand for immigrants. Osman's blockade of east-west trade aggravated the poverty of Europe and led to the interruption of European immigration to the east. The great voyage opened the way for migration to the west (America) and south (South Africa and East Africa). The increase of immigrants leads to the increasing demand for trade, which can not be met for a long time. Unlimited demand requires unlimited production. Unlimited production is limited by limited population, which leads to the need to improve productivity, that is, one person has to serve several people.

In the end, it can only be realized by inventing labor-saving machines-the industrial revolution was born.

Without these problems in other places, it is naturally impossible to continuously develop machinery and equipment, and the industrial revolution is also impossible.