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February 27th 05, 11:30 PM
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I have a grandson who has enjoyed FSims since he was about six. I just used
to get him into the air by slewing first ,and then he hunted about in a Lear Jet to find AI aircraft to crash into! He soon became very skilled, much better than I am, and especially at using all the different facilites the sim offers. He would play for three or four hours at a time. One of the great Educational benefits was the practice in spatial awareness and 3D thinking. Since my son's pending divorce, I don't get to have the fun with him that we used to enjoy any more :-( He taught me not to take it too seriously! Quilljar 
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