Today, new my column is released, so I take a day off.

Let's turn over the world by number (62). Extra:

"A forefront of corona infection battle" sent by a doctor to an engineer

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I read the email from Dr.Shibata at a ski restaurant on Saturday.

Before reading the full text, I came to the conviction that this email should be disclosed.

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I want to reach this content to as many people as possible, but only a few people can understand this content correctly.

I'm sorry Dr.Shibata if the content message is broken because of an inappropriate comment.

If so, the target is still a science-based technology group. In that case, is it better to ask the EE Times Japan editorial department?

I was shaken by the lift while thinking about that.

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While sending an e-mail requesting permission to publish to Dr.Shibata on Sunday, I changed the format of the email I received for EE Times Japan.

But I hardly needed to fix it.

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suppose that both Dr.Shibata and I were the same technicians trained in Technical Writing.

After receiving permission from Dr.Shibata, the text file was sent to the EE Times Japan editorial department with haste.

"Can "EE Times Japan" catch this intense content?"

I was worried.

So, at the same time, I was preparing to launch on my site.

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The next day, I was surprised when I received the email from Ms.M in charge, "Mr. Ebata. Go ahead!"

I thought "they have guts" and better of EE Times Japan.

("Let me think that EE Times Japan is a publisher with a professional Ms.M who is in charge of editing and proofreading of "Real-time Simulation of Railway Dive Suicide")

After that, I stood between Mr. Shibata and Mr. M, the editor, and focused on the modification work.

Working until 4:00 am on Monday and 3:00 am on Tuesday, and being released on Wednesday morning. so amazing speed release was realized.

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"We will do open this treasure in the world". This column was the result of Ms.M's and my strong obsession on the sacrifice of Dr.Shibata