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2+2=4 because some guy a long time ago decide that, that doesn't make it "fact" it just makes it accepted. Where are the facts that say that PD (or any other developer) had any choice in the matter of to or not to support Move? Where are the facts that this wheel was or was not a Kaz/PD idea? Where are the facts for all of the other crap people seem to be arguing about for what amounts to nothing more then just another controller to move pixels around on a display?
Actually it does make it fact I show two finger then put up two more, I have four thus proving that 2 + 2= 4. We aren't talking about the Move (which I must admit this has gotten off topic). The subject move to Sony pushing this idea on PD, and then moved to Sony makes PD do everything which was not factual. As far as the move goes, I nor any of us that are not in that inner circle know what went on to come to this plan. For you to not back track and look into what the root of this debate was, and then throw your hat in as if you did, doesn't help much.
I've actually been here almost a year longer then you have.
I can't deny that it is a fact you've been here longer.
A Super License is only required if you are testing said cars in a FIA official session (be it a Race Weekend or official test session like they had the other week). It is not required to test an F1 car in any Non-FIA sessions be it a team testing situation (pretty much outlawed under current regs), track day event, filming day or a promo event like Jeff Gordon & Tony Stewart have done in the past. Another example is Marco Andretti who had two F1 Factory Team tests and did not possess a FIA Super license at the time of those tests.
As for what License Kaz probaly has, I'm willing to say it's the basic FIA International License via a JAF National License. No different then how if you have an SCCA National License here you can get your FIA International License via ACCUS (the FIA ASN for the USA)
I get that, but that is a low level FIA license, which I make note of in another post which you seemed to not quote. As for the Super License, it is needed for much more than test sessions, races and so on and many people have driven F1 cars without having the license. GP3, GP2, Formula 3000 and WSR 3.5 drivers have driven F1 cars and must do so to even obtain the Super License. Thus they obviously at some point did not have said super license. I also make homage to events that Ferrari host where they allow buyers and other said people to drive various ferrari, many of which are F1 cars and those people also don't have FIA super licenses. Like I said I made note of that in my post.
Yet you seem to want to pick a fight and thus jumped the gun, just my opinion. Bravo.