In the 1995 animated film Toy Story, the character Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger action figure, believes he can actually fly due to his sophisticated design and built-in gadgets. Woody, a cowboy doll, tries to convince Buzz that he is just a toy and cannot truly fly. During a moment when Buzz performs a series of stunts that impress the other toys, he describes his approach as "falling with style." It perfectly encapsulates Buzz's mix of confidence and delusion, highlighting a central theme of the movie: self-perception versus reality. It underscores the journey of self-discovery and acceptance that both Buzz and Woody undergo, learning to value their true selves and roles as toys. The quote has since become emblematic of maintaining confidence and optimism even when faced with limitations, embodying the spirit of resilience and ingenuity.

Buckle your seatbelts, as this one is a wild ride. While it had "mixed" performance on the day, it exceeded expectations by allowing me to play Accelerated Diagnostics a grand total of 14 times:

Executed Hell Actions

• With an installed Ikawah featuring a single advancement counter, click 1 AD -> Seemless Launch, ADV, ADV and scoring IP early. It also put 2 agendas directly into Archives.

• Click 1 AD -> RLC (2 creds + click), RLC (2 creds + click), Sudden Commandment (paying 3 to gain a click) -> Score an Offworld Office from hand.

• Click 1 AD -> Sudden Commandment, AD -> AD -> YDL -> Greasing the Palm -> Big Deal (this was entirely unnecessary, as I had a single advanced IP in the remote and two Seemless Launches in hand, but I needed to verify what could be done)

• Various "value" turns involving 1-2 operations

Give it a "spin" (get it?!?!?!)