Excuse me, Deruki, It’s been a long day. I’m not sure how I got your name mixed up.
My material is in design now. The printing process follows. I’m sorry, but I do not have a date. But it is happening.
Stan Shuffett
I appreciate your interest.
I understand.
My free TS will be posted to youtube just prior to my book release. My website will be newly reconstructed just prior to the two releases
Stan Shuffett
You don’t get it.
Sure experience is involved. Experience is involved in learning about anything.
IN CTE THE SYSTEM LEADS THE PLAYER TO AN ALIGNMENT THAT IS AN OVER-CUT. IT’S A NATURAL ASPECT OF THE SYSTEM. ( There is nothing like that inherent to conventional systems.)
In conventional...
Here we are again. I know the system and you don’t. You’re firing blanks.
You’ll just have to wait for my TS and book.
I do appreciate the simplicity of your debate style.
Stan Shuffett
To further clarify. CTE yields a constant overcut alignment which leads to many, many CCB alignments minus any adjustment. That is one of the many beauties of CTE .
What I’m saying is if I’m going to execute a stun, I might add a TOI. Stun can be problematic with the overcut. Stun can be a...
I sure did, in great detail at that. What’s so hard to grasp that an overcut alignment can handle a finesse shot with center cue ball minus any adjustment. It’s a shot option and I exercise it often. The speed can also be cranked up without adjustment. The overcut line is exactly why Hal Houle...
Brian and I are on the same page in a lot of ways. There may be some hope here. I’m willing to meet anyone half way.
Nothing positive from Lou. He’s a double decade anti CTE warrior. He’s like Dan and Pj in that he does not understand how CTE works, not even 10% of it. Of those three, there’s...