Yes, I do realize. The point isn't really to gain a lot. Its so you can solo if you want, without getting ahead of the group.
Say a couple joins the game, one of whom works, the other is a house wife. Under normal rules, she can't really play on that character while her husband is at work. If she could turn on AA XP, she could just flip it on, and solo to her hearts content. And then when hubby gets home from work and wants to play they are still the same level. It probably takes a couple weeks to earn an AA that way, but she still knows that she can work towards SOMETHING on her main.
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