We seem to have a different understanding of what "advanced", "amazing" and "learned" is.Maybe you're right, maybe not. I don't care that much (no offense). Money doesn't care whether or not I know the difference between intermediate level info. Actually, I don't even know what you're talking about.
Your examples can also go the opposite way. Plenty of people here learned advanced stuff without YouTube and other resources. I've been around for awhile and I've seen it. I can name one specific member who learned to code just by watching videos. Also, my sister is an amazing singer and she learned on her own.
At the end of the day, the best thing to focus on is consuming information in the context that works best for you. If that's paying 1.5k for a class great. If that's sitting on the toilet learning how to code on YouTube because that works for someone, even better.
Money =/= money as well.
Agree with your last paragraph.
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