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So much white space

The need to lengthen the pauses for longer bits of text at the start is obvious enough, but otherwise there's not much to hold interest in this, and little if any explanation of the steps other than naming them.
Clearly enough effort went into making it run smoothly, but the screen is a bit bland and empty even for a slideshow, so maybe the black parts could be made bigger.
You might want to add a button to go back a step as well.

/b/ do better chatbox social engineering than that

Though the concept is getting a tiny bit clichéd, your artwork is great and this was well delivered.
The one long message in a short space of time ruined the effect a bit for me.

Brilliant Adaptation

When I saw this up, I thought it would pretty much be a recording playing within flash, but I was wrong, you clearly put a lot of effort into this.
There are a few bits that could be better, such as where you substituted that splashing effect for a spinning spiral, some bits would have looked better if blurred a bit, such as the eye open wide and the animation of krisnamurti, but your original graphics were superb.
I think this does enough justice to Peter's artwork and shows how good your own skills are.

An entertaining once-through

You've a good sense of humour and art skills, I'm having fun trying to find all the little things you hid.

Beautiful.

I think it might take a certain outlook on life to see this game for what it is. The artwork is absolutely fine and the physics is good enough in general.
I would have played this game for any length you made it and still enjoyed finishing it.
Not for action gamers... or maybe they need to play this.

Overly fast-paced, simple arcade game.

While the controls and objective are fairly simple, and various additional dangers develop each level's difficulty, the large accelerations that you must deal with, and the lack of any other controls on the helicopter other than the up/down collective makes it somewhat hard to maneuvre, and disappointing when an unforseen skyscraper rapidly appears from nowhere into the very small fighting space and wipes you out.
Though the game fits the bill for a fast paced high-score arcade game quite well, and the pauses for upgrades that aren't too easily affordable are good, I still think it would be improved by slightly reducing the gain on the gravity/throttle accelerations to something more sensible.