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Thursday June 11 Anno 2026 · Ibaraki, Osaka
I Daily Wisdom
Robert Greene The Daily Laws June 11 · Strike the Shepherd

When the tree falls, the monkeys scatter.

—Chinese saying

Within any group, trouble can most often be traced to a single source—the unhappy, chronically dissatisfied one who will always stir up dissension and infect the group with his or her ill ease. Before you know what hit you, the dissatisfaction spreads. Act before it becomes impossible to disentangle one strand of misery from another, or to see how the whole thing started. First, recognize troublemakers by their overbearing presence, or by their complaining nature. Once you spot them do not try to reform them or appease them—that will only make things worse. Do not attack them, whether directly or indirectly, for they are poisonous in nature and will work underground to destroy you. Do this instead: Banish them before it is too late. Separate them from the group before they become the eye of a whirlpool. Do not give them time to stir up anxieties and sow discontent; do not give them room to move. Let one person suffer so that the rest can live in peace.

Daily Law: When the leader is gone, the center of gravity is gone; there is nothing to revolve around and everything falls apart. Strike at the source of the trouble and the sheep will scatter.

The 48 Laws of Power

, Law 42: Strike the Shepherd and the Sheep Will Scatter

Steven Pressfield The Daily Pressfield Day 162

“IT’S ONLY AN HOUR” “It is only half an hour — It is only an afternoon — It is only an evening,” people say to me over and over again; but they don’t know that…the mere consciousness of an engagement will sometimes worry a whole day…Whoever is devoted to an art must be content to deliver himself wholly up to it. I am grieved if you suspect me of not wanting to see you, but I can’t help it; I must go in my way whether or no. Charles Dickens, declining an invitation from a friend. Black Irish JAB #5, “Learning to Say No” I’m with you, Charlie! To drag me out from noon to two is to steal my day. I know the person asking doesn’t realize this. I know there’s no way I can explain it without sounding like a total sonofabitch. But that’s the truth. I’m working! I’ve got stuff to do. I can’t sit around shooting the shit over chips and margaritas. Forget about it.

Leo Tolstoy A Calendar of Wisdom June 11

All material changes in our everyday life are small in comparison with those in our spiritual life.

There could be a change in feelings and actions, there could be a change in thoughts and ideas.

In order to change your thoughts and ideas, you should concentrate your conscious mind on your spiritual requirements.

Every thought a person dwells upon, whether he expresses it or not, either damages or improves his life.

—LUCY MALORY

To vanquish sin, you must accept that the root of each sin is in a bad thought.

We are all only the consequences of what we think.

—BUDDHA

We regret losing a purse full of money, but a good thought which has come to us, which we’ve heard or read, a thought which we should have remembered and applied to our life, which could have improved the world—we lose this thought and promptly forget about it, and we do not regret it, though it is more precious than millions.

II The Day Ahead
  • Today · 18:30 サークル(木) 2026年間予定
III Signals & Dispatches

AI / ML

  • @enzo_gtesource ↗ Fable looks strongest on hard engineering work when it fans out multiple agents, then lets another agent review and pick the winner.
  • @dwarkesh_spsource ↗ Karpathy thinks AGI may barely show up in GDP, and Dwarkesh is pushing back on the idea that transformative AI could stay macroeconomically invisible.

Drug Discovery

  • @kavi_denizsource ↗ TamarindBio says Lilly chose its platform to host TuneLab2.0, turning molecular model inference into shared infrastructure for biotech partners.
  • @tphuangsource ↗ ByteDance has reportedly spun out and separately financed its AI drug discovery unit, another sign large tech groups still want AI for science optionality.

Biotech

  • @delmorgancosource ↗ Lilly agreed to buy Kelonia for up to $7B, adding in vivo gene placement and a lead CAR T program to its genetic medicine push.
  • @sciqstsource ↗ ADCs keep moving upstream in oncology, with Datroway approved in HR plus HER2 breast cancer and T DXd data pressing toward earlier disease.

Tech

  • @fcholletsource ↗ Francois Chollet's blunt reminder: a sector can still be in a bubble even when the underlying technology works and has real use cases.
  • @pushmatrixsource ↗ Push Matrix argues the next wedge is not prettier AI HTML but cheap zero config backend primitives like storage, realtime, and AI on a single box.

Japanese Politics

  • @nishinippon_dsgsource ↗ Debate inside the LDP security document rewrite stayed messy enough that the proposal avoided a concrete defense spending target.
  • @sonic_pochinsource ↗ News of former LDP president and ex Speaker Kono Yohei's death is circulating widely, with the Kono Statement again at the center of reactions.
IV Sky over Ibaraki
☀️ +20°C
humidity 60% · wind ↙4km/h
clear, calm morning
V What Rex Can Do Today
  1. Check whether the Google Fit sync fills in steps and sleep by midday, then alert only if it still stays blank.
  2. Keep the Fr. Conor pipeline tidy so any draft, proof, or publish issue gets handled before it becomes a fire.
  3. Watch the calendar and gateway health through the afternoon and only surface anything that is actually time sensitive.
VI Toward the Long Game
  1. Read one fresh note on small specialized models for molecular design and jot down what data moat it assumes.
  2. Sketch one realistic peptide design benchmark Rex could help run on local hardware, with a single success metric.
  3. Reach out to one AI drug discovery founder or scientist about where inference helps most and where wet lab friction still dominates.