I think I know what you are getting at. It's like experience trains you through positive feedback that some shots or ways to play position give you slightly better outcomes over time, when randomness is introduced, so you prioritize those methods and you get a little lucky a little more often...
Using the consumer free ones like Gemini or copilot are kind of like being a detective investigating a murder with 22 witnesses who all saw something different and 5 different medical examiners who have slightly differing opinions. You have to do a lot of sifting through bs.
I ran your username through a while back and it was pretty accurate about your forum posting. Said you were an authority on cues, blah blah blah …but I laughed when it said “beware though, if you buy a cue signed by Chopdoc or have Chopdoc sign your cue it will decrease the value of it.” Lol. I...
Normally in business, non-compete agreements are not enforceable without some kind of compensation attached to them. If you are an employee and getting paid a non-compete is valid. If you get let go, normally they will ask you to sign a non-compete in order to get some kind of separation...
Just chiming in to comment about your son. I knew a young kid like this when I was a serious golfer. He was a baseball player and man he could hit the ball. We had a 424 yard par 4 and he caught a driver from the back tees and ended up over the green and on top of the tee box for the next...
I play kicks off the point whenever I need to and I’ve made a few at critical times. I developed an aiming system for them but each one is different so you need to shoot a few to calibrate on a table before you start.
My opinion is that everybody has a vision of what playing good pool looks like for them. they work their ass off to get there and then stay there the rest of their life.
Unless they change their vision of how good they *could* play, nothing will change.
Yeah, I forgot about the PoolSleuth persona.
Oh yeah, Koop, Hemicudas, Fred Agnir, Rackemsucker, Timberly, are the ones I saw off the top of my head. Many, many others as well.