6G over 5G
—Is there anything?
As we all racked our brains, Miina suddenly looked up.
“Ah, I’ve got to go make some diamond semiconductors soon, Honey-kun, can you please teleport me?”
“Sure.”
Since last month, Miina had been continuing to make diamond components, the key parts of diamond semiconductors, as a countermeasure against OU.
For the Oriental Union, the OU, which aimed to unify Asia, Japan’s development was nothing but an obstacle.
Therefore, they threatened to stop trade if Miina’s precious metal production and mine methane hydrate drilling were not stopped.
Japan, which exported a huge amount of electronic equipment to the OU, was in a crisis of economic survival.
Miina’s plan was to save the electronics industry by producing diamond semiconductor components that would make 6G possible and selling them domestically.
“How many have you made already?”
“If I make it today, I’ll probably make 10 million.”
“It seems to be going well, and thanks to Naimine Miina, the 6G society is just around the corner.”
—Hmm, wait a minute?
A casual remark by Vice Minister Sayuri sparked something in me.
“Um, why don’t we switch to VR viewing using 6G?”
As everyone looked at me, I explained.
“We would set up a VR camera in the venue and distribute it for a fee in the device’s VR mode. If you can freely move your viewpoint from 24 different locations (8 directions, 3 levels, upper, middle, and lower), you won’t be restricted to your seat. If you have avatars created by AI sitting on the seats around you and moving in a similar manner, you can create a certain atmosphere.”
I confidently stated my view, but the reaction was subtle.
“But, Honey, you can’t get that realistic feeling with VR. Yesterday’s guests would feel it was not enough.”
Maiko and Matsumi seemed to agree and looked at each other and nodded.
“That’s why it’s 6G. With 6G, Vice Minister Sayuri, wouldn’t we be able to send a much larger volume of sensory information to the brain without lag than we can now, and with such vividness that it’s almost as if you were there?”
Vice Minister SAYURI’s mouth lifted nihilistically.
“I see. You are right. As a matter of fact, it is possible to provide the brain with visual, auditory, and tactile information that is indistinguishable from reality. However, the reason why the so-called “full-dive,” or science fiction-like, technology is not in circulation is precisely because of the speed of communication. Modern semiconductors have their limitations.”
Her tongue gradually became lighter and lighter, as if she could feel the touch.
“And it doesn’t have to be all in VR. We can also make it possible to watch fights between people with proximity abilities directly. There are many ways to watch sports, including local, radio, TV, online, and pay-per-view.
“But, Honey-chan, how are we going to promote 6G devices?”
“Umm, that’s…”
When I was at a loss for words, our chief strategist, Kiriha, came to my rescue.
“Why don’t we distribute it to a limited number of spectators as a test run? We’ll make a 6G-compatible model with a diamond semiconductor installed in an existing device as a sample first.”
As if taking over from Kiriha, the brilliant second counselor, our Naimine Miina, further supplemented it.
“There are a lot of device factories and engineers that are idle right now because of the economic collapse, so if we can get those people to work at full capacity, it should be fine. If it’s the world’s first model case for 6G operation, it’ll make news all over the world, and it’ll be great publicity.”
The conversation was getting progressively more and more serious, and I could see the excitement and anticipation spreading across everyone’s faces.
I, too, was getting a little excited.
—Isn’t this a groundbreaker or a pioneer of the times?
“Sayuri-chan, could it be that Shisae and the others are pioneers?”
“Even if you don’t think so, you are. Rather, you guys are already pioneers when you saved the Japanese economy with your psychic power. After you die, you might become a great man’s biography.”
I shook my head at the teasing tone of Vice Minister Sayuri’s words.
“No, it was Vice Minister Sayuri who saved the Japanese economy, wasn’t it?”
“What are you talking about? I only proposed the idea, you guys implemented it, didn’t you?”
—……..
I found it fascinating to see Vice Minister Sayuri raise her eyebrows in wonder.
She was my great benefactor.
Without her, I would still be a loner, being bullied by Bando.
I would have never met Kiriha and Maria.
I couldn’t thank her enough for being the initiator of this project.
Besides, it was only with the brilliance of Vice Minister Sayuri that she was able to organize hundreds of psychics at the young age of 24 and still serve as the Vice Minister of the Extraordinary Ability Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications without creating a black exploitative system as adults.
Yet, Vice Minister Sayuri was oblivious to her own accomplishments.
She was insensitive to her own accomplishments and sensitive to the accomplishments of others.
Her way of being was attractive, and I was attracted to her.
—-Ahh, I see.
I remember what Miina said.
“Most people take credit for other people’s work, pretend it was jointly with them, or are stingy with other people’s work. But Honey-kun you don’t even take credit for your own work. That’s the kind of Honey-kun I like.”
I now understand a little how Miina felt.
If Bando had been in my position, I was sure that he would have been getting carried away with his big face.
On the other hand, I was not even aware that I had saved Japan.
That might be because I had only recently awakened to my psychic ability.
But I guess Miina felt the same way I do now.
Come to think of it, there was not a single person in the room who flaunted their own prowess.
Maria even said after she was attacked by a random passerby that she had gotten into this mess because she was in a good mood.
—I’m very fortunate to have been blessed with this.
Biting back the happiness of being here now, I proceeded with the 6G promotion meeting with everyone.
6G over 5G
—Is there anything?
As we all racked our brains, Miina suddenly looked up.
“Ah, I’ve got to go make some diamond semiconductors soon, Honey-kun, can you please teleport me?”
“Sure.”
Since last month, Miina had been continuing to make diamond components, the key parts of diamond semiconductors, as a countermeasure against OU.
For the Oriental Union, the OU, which aimed to unify Asia, Japan’s development was nothing but an obstacle.
Therefore, they threatened to stop trade if Miina’s precious metal production and mine methane hydrate drilling were not stopped.
Japan, which exported a huge amount of electronic equipment to the OU, was in a crisis of economic survival.
Miina’s plan was to save the electronics industry by producing diamond semiconductor components that would make 6G possible and selling them domestically.
“How many have you made already?”
“If I make it today, I’ll probably make 10 million.”
“It seems to be going well, and thanks to Naimine Miina, the 6G society is just around the corner.”
—Hmm, wait a minute?
A casual remark by Vice Minister Sayuri sparked something in me.
“Um, why don’t we switch to VR viewing using 6G?”
As everyone looked at me, I explained.
“We would set up a VR camera in the venue and distribute it for a fee in the device’s VR mode. If you can freely move your viewpoint from 24 different locations (8 directions, 3 levels, upper, middle, and lower), you won’t be restricted to your seat. If you have avatars created by AI sitting on the seats around you and moving in a similar manner, you can create a certain atmosphere.”
I confidently stated my view, but the reaction was subtle.
“But, Honey, you can’t get that realistic feeling with VR. Yesterday’s guests would feel it was not enough.”
Maiko and Matsumi seemed to agree and looked at each other and nodded.
“That’s why it’s 6G. With 6G, Vice Minister Sayuri, wouldn’t we be able to send a much larger volume of sensory information to the brain without lag than we can now, and with such vividness that it’s almost as if you were there?”
Vice Minister SAYURI’s mouth lifted nihilistically.
“I see. You are right. As a matter of fact, it is possible to provide the brain with visual, auditory, and tactile information that is indistinguishable from reality. However, the reason why the so-called “full-dive,” or science fiction-like, technology is not in circulation is precisely because of the speed of communication. Modern semiconductors have their limitations.”
Her tongue gradually became lighter and lighter, as if she could feel the touch.
“And it doesn’t have to be all in VR. We can also make it possible to watch fights between people with proximity abilities directly. There are many ways to watch sports, including local, radio, TV, online, and pay-per-view.
“But, Honey-chan, how are we going to promote 6G devices?”
“Umm, that’s…”
When I was at a loss for words, our chief strategist, Kiriha, came to my rescue.
“Why don’t we distribute it to a limited number of spectators as a test run? We’ll make a 6G-compatible model with a diamond semiconductor installed in an existing device as a sample first.”
As if taking over from Kiriha, the brilliant second counselor, our Naimine Miina, further supplemented it.
“There are a lot of device factories and engineers that are idle right now because of the economic collapse, so if we can get those people to work at full capacity, it should be fine. If it’s the world’s first model case for 6G operation, it’ll make news all over the world, and it’ll be great publicity.”
The conversation was getting progressively more and more serious, and I could see the excitement and anticipation spreading across everyone’s faces.
I, too, was getting a little excited.
—Isn’t this a groundbreaker or a pioneer of the times?
“Sayuri-chan, could it be that Shisae and the others are pioneers?”
“Even if you don’t think so, you are. Rather, you guys are already pioneers when you saved the Japanese economy with your psychic power. After you die, you might become a great man’s biography.”
I shook my head at the teasing tone of Vice Minister Sayuri’s words.
“No, it was Vice Minister Sayuri who saved the Japanese economy, wasn’t it?”
“What are you talking about? I only proposed the idea, you guys implemented it, didn’t you?”
—……..
I found it fascinating to see Vice Minister Sayuri raise her eyebrows in wonder.
She was my great benefactor.
Without her, I would still be a loner, being bullied by Bando.
I would have never met Kiriha and Maria.
I couldn’t thank her enough for being the initiator of this project.
Besides, it was only with the brilliance of Vice Minister Sayuri that she was able to organize hundreds of psychics at the young age of 24 and still serve as the Vice Minister of the Extraordinary Ability Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications without creating a black exploitative system as adults.
Yet, Vice Minister Sayuri was oblivious to her own accomplishments.
She was insensitive to her own accomplishments and sensitive to the accomplishments of others.
Her way of being was attractive, and I was attracted to her.
—-Ahh, I see.
I remember what Miina said.
“Most people take credit for other people’s work, pretend it was jointly with them, or are stingy with other people’s work. But Honey-kun you don’t even take credit for your own work. That’s the kind of Honey-kun I like.”
I now understand a little how Miina felt.
If Bando had been in my position, I was sure that he would have been getting carried away with his big face.
On the other hand, I was not even aware that I had saved Japan.
That might be because I had only recently awakened to my psychic ability.
But I guess Miina felt the same way I do now.
Come to think of it, there was not a single person in the room who flaunted their own prowess.
Maria even said after she was attacked by a random passerby that she had gotten into this mess because she was in a good mood.
—I’m very fortunate to have been blessed with this.
Biting back the happiness of being here now, I proceeded with the 6G promotion meeting with everyone.
