Dear Michael Rada,

I appreciate your response and your continued dedication to the principles of Industry 5.0. However, it's important to clarify a key point here.

The interpretation of Industry 5.0, including your own, doesn't make you the exclusive owner or controller of the term. Concepts and terminologies evolve through the contributions of various individuals and over time. Just as you have your perspective, others may have theirs, and this diversity of thought is inherent in the development of such concepts.

For example, I came across a paper titled "Review: Nanotechnology - The secret of fifth industrial revolution and the future of next generation" published before your December 2015 article. Does this make the author the sole owner of Industry 5.0? No. Does it limit Industry 5.0 to the field of Nanotechnology? No. Similarly, your interpretation shouldn't restrict Industry 5.0 to your perspective alone.

Let's consider a thought experiment. We are in the era of 5G, and it's logical to assume that there might be an 8G era in the future. If I were to propose a definition for 8G, that wouldn't limit 8G to that definition alone. It's a shared concept open to various interpretations.

In essence, the richness of evolving concepts like Industry 5.0 comes from the diversity of viewpoints and contributions. Your perspective is valuable, but it's part of a broader discourse, and recognizing this diversity can lead to a more productive and inclusive discussion.

Best regards,

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