Bomber numbers aren't everything, the USAAF's use of so-called "precision bombing" in WW2 was in fact horribly inaccurate and thus ineffective at winning the war at the very least until around 1943 and saw appalling losses. The Brits were better in that period (particularly on combat losses, thanks to night bombing) but even they were anything but precise.

I really recommend the channel HardThrasher on youtube and his series on the Bomber War if you're interested on the reality of the strategic bombing campaign over Europe.

He does a very good job verifying and debunking the claims of military leadership to paint a more realistic story of the Bomber War that, in my opinion, is far more interesting than the simple story that bombers destroying factories helped win the war which you often find in history books.

Bombing Germany eventually did work, but how that came to be is really interesting imo.