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I get that they just happened to find some old bones in Africa first and did their best to fit a narrative around that, but it never made any sense. Why would people leave Africa, travel to another part of the world and become super intelligent and advanced while their ancestors in Africa continued to build houses from mud?

I'd say the most obvious answer is that white people came first and even though nomadic, simply couldn't cross a massive desert in order to enter Africa. In Africa, many, many years later, apes also developed into (sorta) humans, aka black people. They probably struggled with the same issue of crossing a massive desert. Could be other reasons these two types of humans never really crossed during those many years, maybe not a desert but a body of water or some other environmental issue that kept them separated for such a long period of time that Africans had literally no white genes and vice versa.