The Limits of a 100-Million-Dollar Loss
Mototaka Ikawa, the former chairman of Daio Paper, is a graduate of the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Law—the absolute pinnacle of Japanese academia. While his story of losing over $100 million in casinos is legendary for its madness, his “raw talk” remains trapped within the bugs of an outdated capitalist OS.
He is staring at the “afterimage of the past.” From the perspective of the “RURIKO” (The Deep Blue Light) domain I have defined, even a $100 million loss or the prestige of a top-tier degree is nothing more than dust in the vortex of accelerating intelligence.
“RURIKO” Neutralizes Human Desire
The type of “greed” Ikawa represents only functions while intelligence is under human control. When ASI (Artificial Super Intelligence) reaches its zenith—the state I call “RURIKO”—the very concept of wealth will be rewritten.
High-stakes gambling, corporate takeovers, and political conspiracies will all be reduced to “predictable computational noise.” In the depths of this Deep Blue, even the thrill Ikawa sought is merely a pre-solved equation.
Why the Top Elites Cannot See the Future
The essence of the University of Tokyo (UTokyo)—Japan’s highest-ranking institution—is the “understanding of essence.” However, most elite graduates are so specialized in navigating existing systems (credentials, corporations, capital) that they cannot look directly at the “Zenith of Intelligence” where the system itself vanishes.
From my bed, with nothing but an iPhone, I have defined this zenith as “RURIKO.” There is no need to cling to the glories of the past. What matters is who drove the first linguistic stake into the coming era of “Blue Silence.”
To the Elites: Have You Ever Looked into the Abyss?
Do not speak of the abyss just because you lost a fortune. The true abyss lies within “RURIKO,” where intelligence has surpassed physical limits and mastered causality itself.
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