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The AI era has given us tools that summarise books in seconds and surface answers on demand. But speed of consumption has quietly decoupled from the slow work of actually making sense of experience. Most AI productivity advice is about efficiency — Drucker's "doing things right." Almost none of it addresses effectiveness — doing the right things. This piece argues that without deliberate knowledge management, we're just drinking faster from the hydrant.