AI is completely transforming the act of "learning."

An ordinary high school student, by asking top-tier models questions for just a year, can reach a depth in a certain field that rivals a PhD candidate today.
Meanwhile, we still make 18-year-olds spend 4 years in undergraduate, 3 years in master's, and 5 years in doctoral programs—over a decade waiting in line for a ticket to "start doing real work."
This system used to be an accelerator; now it has become a brake pad.
It’s no longer about mass-producing talent but about mass-producing wasted time and opportunity costs.
When AI cuts the time to reach a professional level from 15 years to 1–2 years,
and we stubbornly cling to the old belief that "you must finish this assembly line first,"
we are using ritual to hijack productivity.
Old education isn’t just about being on the verge of being overturned;
it’s already being pushed by AI, step by step, toward becoming a historical artifact.
Are you ready to be museumized with it, or are you prepared to take a step ahead?