I suspect that learning a mental process and a physical process involves different approaches. The physical process is probably more likely to have at least some underpinning of mental process while the mental process has the potential to be entirely mental, it may not have any physical underpinning at all.

I don't know that this has ever been tested but I would bet that pool players on a whole are more intelligent than the general population. Pool demands mental and physical performance. Nobody plays great pool purely based on physical abilities.

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BasementDweller said:

My wife texted me that she had 2 questions for me and then she proceeded to not follow-up. To which I responded - I was sitting here waiting for your questions with bait on my breath. "Huh" she texted back. How could any decent lady not get that reference?

I think I'm just going to text her that she gets the last 8 and all the breaks.

She doesn't get me.

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So, what did she ask?

Going into storage if no one wants this awesome new case.

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middleofnowhere said:

Another consideration is people who come in to play pool in that really nice table, are highly unlikely to be drinkers or spend much money at all in the place. They just tie up the table.
Just more food for thought.

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Not necessarily, me and my pool buddies (and our extended pool circles) hang out at bars with Diamond tables and spend plenty of money, even waiting 1+ hour to get on the table on a regular basis.

I think that was just a spelling error on the part of the lady who sent me the message.

Thanks