Did the study say anything about just snapping your cue in half over the knee to get all of it out of your system because you taught that biatch a good lesson once and for all?
Efren smiles because he knows he's going to win the match anyway...and he DOES!
Thanks for this post Ratta. I agree with you. All systems (well, almost) have something in them that is useful and I like drawing what I can from each of them. So many knowledgeable people here that share really great information.While i m gettin myself out of the well known *cyber war about aiming*- I ll get my 2 cents about the "half-ball topic" from my expirience.
As my eyes gettin worse and worse- i tried to compensate it however- with which method ever, to still have some fun at the table. And ofc while instructing.
I was lucky and fortunate enough, to benefit from several people on this forum over the years. Dave Segal for example opened my eyes for some real quality stuff (especially about pivots when using the 90/90 system). Later on also Sixpack helped me a lot, to make 90/90 really work much better for me- great and super knowledged guy as well. Ekkes and his See System- well, it works well if you put in the time. Great stuff- and Ekkes is a treasure of knowledge as well.
The Half Ball Stuff from Brian is (for me) fantastic- expecially the centerline stuff ( the famous 40). Love it to show this sometimes other ppl/students. A nice weapon/tool as soon as you re under pressure.
I could write about almost every discussed system here positively. But imo the problem is, that some guys are so stubborn and hard-headed that they just don t want to allow "the other bad dark side" to breath. Sad but true.
As I said- i learnt a lot here from numerous people. And it hurts me how many ppl left because of this stupid online flame wars.
I'd love to see you explain what that actually means. lol
What did I say that was untrue? You guys get along fine as long as nobody disagrees with you. Brian is practically breaking his back bending over backwards so as not to offend any CTE snowflakes and you can still see the chip teetering on some people's shoulder here.
First off, you’ve never had a clue about visual intelligence and you’ve heard the phrase for several years so you should really just drop it.
Hasn't it dawned on you yet that if you simply ignored me there would not be much of a conversation?
You’ve said it for several years and can’t describe it. Apparently there’s no there there…
Very true. Seems I’m the only stupid one paying attention to you
We don’t speak the same language. I’ll use one of your comebacks
Brian isn't doing anything but being Brian. And it isn't about WHO IS posting in here and how it's being done. Nobody is breaking their back and bending over backwards to do anything.
OK, then back to my original point, if you want to keep it on topic. What's the difference between visual intelligence and visual experience?
Get a dictionary. I'm not interested in getting into this topic with you any more than both of us are interested in knocking heads with some whack jobs on climate change.
Well, it was amicable for a bit anyway, there goes the neighborhood again...
as a peace proposal
could you /brian and spidey /cookie explain this difference please?
This was well stated and makes perfect sense.
Here's a question for you and how you answer it will probably be the correct answer. Are we that use CTE or Shishkabob looking for and focusing on contact points, fractions, (other than 1/4 or 3/4 ball), ghost balls, arrows, lights, shadows?
