I read assertion and don't know what to make of it:
So professional pilots would have no interest in trying out planes that they are not type-rated for, or messing around with fighter planes / rotary wing aircraft?
Well I do know from when my mom worked at TWA they had a full cockpit simulator for training and testing on site, might not be as much of a need for a home setup if you had that, but who knows what malaysian airlines have for pilots.
I really don't think you can tell much from the fact he had a home simulator, unless of course they find crazy flight paths of him flying over india trying to fly under radar on it.
I've done it many times, in a small aircraft... The zero g happens when you change from a nose up to a nose down.
And i know what causes g forces, i didn't say anything about it!
Me too Well a couple of times, I still want to pick it back up and get my license some day.