Suggestions for AM7

[Shannon]

How many times did you say there is nothing beyond this and this is the last version of am? In my am5 instruction it says its the last version of am and not a new one will be developed.

I can see your point here, and I knew someone would say this. As things stand, however, 5G was not the end of the line. I thought it was at the time, but it wasn't. I am pretty sure 6G is, however. Maybe I'm wrong again, but I doubt it. The difference between 5G and 6G is huge, and the goal i set for "being finished" developing it is such that I really don't think there is going to be anything beyond 6G because I really don't think there will be any goal I cannot accomplish with it, as long as I understand the goal sufficiently.

Ok then let it be 8 time more expensive to build and cost 2-4 times more than 5g but if its is not 2-4 times more effective than 5g in terms of actual results or at least say double the effectivness of 5g then i will be dissapointed, especially if there are poeple who resist it.

I'm sure there will be people who try to resist it just to be able to say they did. I also think that if it is not used properly, that is a possibility. Right now it works in a very specific band of configuration, and outside of that produces results in a different order of magnitude for time. I'm working on making it more universally effective. However, I am confident I can achieve that goal, as well.

If not then i would say this is the limit of generation development because its not worth it for both you and us as customers and you should then only concentrate on making new titles instead of improving the techniques

This is the limit because there is quite simply nothing that I can think of left for me to conquer, once I finish developing this prototype to be able to achieve the goal I set for it. I'm sure there will be development of and refinement of 6G over time, but I do not believe that it will ever amount to anything that could be called "7th Generation". This is taking so long, in part, because I am attempting to max out the potentials and not ever have to develop a new generation format again. So I can focus on making programs, instead of research and development.