Shannon's Journal Discussion

[Shannon]

How strong is 6g compared to 5g? I know it's way too early to get a precise answer but i can't hide my exitment i know 5g is about 9 times stronger than 4g , so roughly speaking how strong could 6g potentially be?

In this case, there is really no way to compare the two that makes sense in terms of "number of times more powerful". Previously, I was relying on the only numeric metric I had, which was words per second for data input. But literally, the comparison between 5G and 6G in that regard looks like this:

5G = X
6G = X * Infinity

Now when I say that, a lot of you will assume I am just exaggerating or trying to market this. I'm not. It literally is unbounded. The number of words per second is uncountable in 6G. It may not be infinity, but it's close enough to be uncountable.

So a better comparison would be:

5G: High Volume Data Input & Processing
5.5G: Massive Data Input & Processing
6G: Extremely Massive Data Input & Processing

To explain it another way, and I have used this analogy before, I am using BAMM 2.0 (5G) and testing the 6G prototype. The two have discernible "feels" to them and I can compare them internally. It is comparable to a loaded 18 wheeler semi driving through a category 5 hurricane. You wouldn't want that semi to hit you, and it is a massive force. But that hurricane is on another level entirely, and it just completely outclasses that semi in terms of mass, size, power and impact. No comparison.

Another analogy. When I run an experiment with the 6G prototype, I have to bring myself back from the ITM-SS impact it has on me in order to work. To do that I use the experimental awakener, which is a standard 5G short script based on the Optimus Engine 1.0. What takes the 6G prototype less than 15 minutes to do in regards to state shifting, takes the awakener more than 90 minutes to undo.

These two are not really comparable. They are just different. They're not on the same level at all. You're beginning to see what I mean in 5.5G.