... so this is what it's like to be part of an NPR thread.

The theme to which many subscribe seems to be "If you are young and show any aptitude for it, why not try pool as a career. As there will not be much else for human beings to do soon enough, why develop skills in a trade or career?"

Wow, what an uplifting message to send to our youth!

boogieman said:

I'd rather maintain my tip at the start of a session, not after every couple racks. It's ok to like Kamui, but they require more maintenance than any other tip I've used... and other tips have the same performance with less maintenance so I don't know why I would buy another one.

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What would you suggest?

Kris_b1104 said:

This sentence in particular has all the hallmarks of AI-generated language.

Ah, yes, here comes the AI police. Everyone’s favorite!

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No, it's how I speak and write. My wife complains sometimes i sound like I am giving a lecture.

I have a problem with AI myself in that you can't trust what it tells you. Just the other night I wanted to know the name of a movie I was watching. I googled the three actors and asked what movie they were in together.

While it answered correctly it added one of the actors never appeared in the picture. I asked the question differently and got a different answer. It seems the actor was never in the picture on screen at the same time with the other two actors. Somehow AI interpreted that as not being in the picture.
AI should be called instead "EG" for educated Guess.
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