Recently, I've been trying vibe coding in my fragmented time, which has refreshed my understanding of the speed of AI iteration. Looking back now, I realize that I don't actually resist programming; rather, I am frustrated with the highly inefficient and mechanical learning and working methods of the past. When AI can take on repetitive and templated tasks, individuals can truly focus their energy on creation and decision-making itself. From a certain perspective, vibe coding is more suitable for those who remain vigilant against inefficient labor. As the barriers to tools continue to lower, what truly creates a gap is no longer resources, but judgment and action. In the next 5–10 years, rather than saying there will be an industry reshuffle, it would be more accurate to say that individual capabilities will be amplified. Super individuals are beginning to emerge, and the competitive gap between people will widen accordingly.