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On Feb 7, 10:25*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
writes: Entertainment value, you mean? Simulators can be a source of entertainment, but they can also be learning tools, and diagnostic tools. Not as entertaining as flying a plane. That is a matter of personal opinion. I've done both. However, if you have not done both, then it is a matter over which you can have no opinion. |
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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes: However, if you have not done both, then it is a matter over which you can have no opinion. And yet I do have an opinion, which invalidates your assertion. Everyone has opinions. A few people have informed opinions. You are not one of those people. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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On Feb 9, 12:13*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
writes: However, if you have not done both, then it is a matter over which you can have no opinion. And yet I do have an opinion, which invalidates your assertion. Not so. What it does show is your inability to understand that opinions based on no experience have no value. If a person has never encountered Indian cuisine in person, how can they compare it to how much they enjoy French cuisine? They can't. They have to encounter it in person first. Otherwise their opinion can have no value -- because it is utterly uninformed. And also we can apply that he your personal opinion comparing how exciting it is flying a real aircraft vs. playing with a simulator is based on nothing. You can't say how exciting it is to fly a plane -- period. You can say how exciting it is for you to operate a simulator though. It's hard for me to apply the word "excitement" to playing with a flight simulator, even one as neato as MSFS. |
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Mxsmanic wrote:
writes: Entertainment value, you mean? Simulators can be a source of entertainment, but they can also be learning tools, and diagnostic tools. Not as entertaining as flying a plane. That is a matter of personal opinion. Gee, don't you think his name is a bit of a giveaway? |
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