New definition of edge ... Is this ok duckie

Ralph Kramden

BOOM!.. ZOOM!.. MOON!
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Using duckie's reasoning, there is no way to hit "center ball"...the "center" is inside the cue ball.

Actually that wouldn't be bad thinking.... if he would use fractional aim points.
The CB "center" inside the CB would be on the same plane as the CB edges.

Hummm... edges. :idea2:

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Mkindsv

AzB Silver Member
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There is a visible perimeter, this is viewed by most pool players as the edge of the ball.
 

mohrt

Student of the Game
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Duckies argument about spheres have no edge isn't so different than the argument that CTE cannot work as described. There are those that lock themselves into a discreet definition of what is being said, instead of applying it to the context being used. In a literal sense, it's true spheres have no edges. However if you are referring to the visible boundary perceived from a circle that overlaps its center with the sphere center, then it makes sense. You either understand, or don't understand, or just refuse to because you are locked into you own definitions in an almost autistic way.
 

greyghost

Coast to Coast
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Duckies argument about spheres have no edge isn't so different than the argument that CTE cannot work as described. There are those that lock themselves into a discreet definition of what is being said, instead of applying it to the context being used. In a literal sense, it's true spheres have no edges. However if you are referring to the visible boundary perceived from a circle that overlaps its center with the sphere center, then it makes sense. You either understand, or don't understand, or just refuse to because you are locked into you own definitions in an almost autistic way.



Sphere "event horizon"


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