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  In a world where artificial intelligence can calculate faster, write quicker, and analyze deeper than humans, what is the purpose of education? Is it to create high achievers or responsible citizens? The answer lies in producing  total people  — individuals who think critically, act responsibly, and contribute to societal harmony. True education in the AI era goes beyond memorization and efficiency; it teaches children  how to live wisely, ethically, and meaningfully , guided by family, schools, and community. We are entering a world transformed by artificial intelligence. Machines now calculate faster, analyze deeper, and write more efficiently than most humans. Many, including Elon Musk , warn that AI will outperform people in many tasks. But the purpose of education is not to compete with machines. The purpose is to cultivate total people — human beings who are competent, responsible, and capable of contributing to societal harmony. A total person combines: ...

  In February 2026, a viral essay titled “Something Big Is Happening” by Matt Shumer began circulating globally. Shared across social media, translated into multiple languages, and discussed in countless YouTube commentaries, it reportedly reached tens of millions of readers in just days. The headline message was dramatic: We may already be living through a major AI inflection point — and most people don’t realize it yet. That claim deserves serious discussion — not hype, not dismissal — but careful analysis. Let’s step back and examine what is actually happening. The Core Argument: AI Has Crossed a Threshold Shumer’s argument is not that AI is improving — we already know that. His claim is that recent systems from companies like OpenAI and Anthropic have reached a qualitative shift, not just incremental upgrades. The difference? AI is increasingly able to: Complete complex multi-step workflows Write production-level software Analyze and synthesize large bo...