On Feb 24, 4:37*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
William Hung writes:
Got to have the best to sim reallity.

Not really. *All types of simulation simulate reality, with varying degrees of
success. *Part of the simulation is the simulator, part of the simulation is a
willingness to use one's imagination and suspend disbelief to enhance realism.
Pilots don't profit very much from simulator training if they continually say
to themselves that it's not real.

Anyways, you're a smart fella, surely you have found ways to make money
on the side.

It's a difficult task where I live, as there are many barriers to
entrepreneurs, and I'm not much of a salesman, as you might well imagine.
Additionally, I insist on doing everything legally, which hugely diminishes
the amount of money one can make with a given activity in a given amount of
time, even if things go well.

If you lived in Bombay, I might nearly be able to empathise. But you
live in Paris in a wealthy Western economy. And who says you have to
stay there, are you in prison? And why do you have to be an
entrepreneur or a salesman? Most people who fly airplanes are not
entrepreneurs or salesman. We just get off our butts and work, and
thats perfectly legal in every country I have visited, including
France.
Terry