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Saturday June 20 Anno 2026 · Ibaraki, Osaka
I Daily Wisdom
Robert Greene The Daily Laws June 20 · Display a Hint of Weakness

Learn to transform your vulnerabilities into power. The game is subtle: if you wallow in your weakness, overplay your hand, you will be seen as angling for sympathy, or, worse, as pathetic. No, what works best is to allow people an occasional glimpse into the soft, frail side of your character, and usually only after they have known you for a while. That glimpse will humanize you, lowering their suspicions, and preparing the ground for a deeper attachment. Normally strong and in control, at moments you let go, give in to your weakness, let them see it.

Daily Law: Do not struggle against your vulnerabilities, or try to repress them, but put them into play.

The Art of Seduction

: Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability

Steven Pressfield The Daily Pressfield Day 171

T RAINING “The hardship of the exercises is intended less to strengthen the back than to toughen the mind. The Spartans say that any army may win while it still has its legs under it; the real test comes when all strength has fled and the men must produce victory on will alone.” Gates of Fire, p. 69 I was cleaning out my garage the other day. I put away four giant boxes, containing the typewritten manuscripts of my first three (unpublished) novels, plus thirty-six screenplays (six months each to write), of which maybe six or seven produced a paycheck while the others never found a buyer or any interest whatsoever. Training. It’s good for you.

Leo Tolstoy A Calendar of Wisdom June 20

There was a time when people ate human flesh and found nothing wrong in it; even now there are such wild people.

People stopped eating human meat, little by little; now they cease to eat the meat of animals little by little, though it has taken time.

But the time will come when people will have the same disgust for the meat of animals as they now have for human flesh.

—After ALPHONSE LAMARTINE

It is terrible to throw little children to other people as foundlings, to organize gladiators’ fights, to torture prisoners, and to do other such uncivilized deeds.

In the future, the time will come when it will be unacceptable to kill animals and take their dead bodies as your food.

—DR. JOHANN GEORG VON ZIMMERMANN

Do not raise your hand against your brother, and do not spill the blood of any living creatures who live on this earth, neither human beings nor pets nor wild animals nor birds.

In the depth of your soul some divine voice stops you from spilling this blood.

There is life in it.

You cannot return this life.

—ALPHONSE LAMARTINE

In our time, the killing of animals for pleasure or food is almost a crime, and hunting and eating meat are not just trivial things, but bad actions, which like any other bad actions lead to many other actions which are worse.

II The Day Ahead
  • Today · 14:00 聖ホセマリア記念ミサ 2026年間予定
  • Tomorrow · 11:00 ミサ当番 w/ 木島 2026年間予定
III Signals & Dispatches

AI / ML

  • @afshineemranisource ↗ A cardiologist flags a preventive medicine shift from AI assisted risk prediction that could move care earlier.
  • @ihtesham2005source ↗ Sam Altman argued that AI progress was slowed most by elite scientists who resisted the field too long.

Drug Discovery

  • @stejas809source ↗ Gero and Parallel Bio are being cited as examples of AI moving drug development and safety prediction faster.
  • @PatentlyApplesource ↗ DeepMind Nobel laureate John Jumper moving to Anthropic keeps AI biology talent wars squarely in the spotlight.

Biotech

  • @ScottAWolfesource ↗ A near future vignette imagines a small biotech using an AI agent to acquire supercomputing for rare disease work.
  • @ThinkitThruusource ↗ Australian biotech and medtech investors are warning that proposed capital gains tax changes could push talent overseas.

Tech

  • @oprydaisource ↗ A popular learning prompt packages spaced repetition, interleaving, and project based practice into a weekly skill blueprint.
  • @rileybrownsource ↗ GLM 5.2 is getting unusually strong user reports from open model skeptics, especially for coding agent workflows.

Japanese Politics

  • @kizuki11674source ↗ A youth protest speech from the June 19 Diet front action is circulating as a possible placard message.
  • @syunka2019vol1source ↗ A Diet exchange involving remarks about Noda Yoshihiko and his father is drawing criticism from opposition watchers.
IV Sky over Ibaraki
🌦️ +24°C
humidity 94% · wind ↑5km/h
rain possible, keep an umbrella nearby
V What Rex Can Do Today
  1. Prepare travel buffers and map links for today’s Mass at Shukugawa Catholic Church.
  2. Draft one concise LinkedIn or X post from the AI biology talent movement item.
  3. Tidy any new medical or clinic notes if Boss has updates from this week.
VI Toward the Long Game
  1. Read one recent AI drug discovery preprint and capture the model, dataset, endpoint, and failure mode in a short note.
  2. Spend 30 minutes implementing a small molecular property prediction notebook, with clean evaluation before architecture tweaks.
  3. Ask one biotech or AI contact a specific question about deployment constraints in pharma R&D.