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I have been playing Becue cues for the last 3 years, here's a link to their technology...

We as players add fear or stress, the only thing you control is the motion of your cue, do all your thinking before getting down on the shot, if it feels wrong stand back up, don't try to re-aim while down on the table, the better you adhere to YOUR pre-shot routine the more confidence you...

If that's the way it works I wouldn't work with ESPN either.

That's to show an event.....that's what I'm talking about, of course corn hole and pickle ball are far more entertaining......

Couldn't agree more, it is harder to play on tighter pockets, there are far less chances to cheat the pocket so a Pro who is earning a living would be stupid not to play the safety instead of playing a hard shot, its not just the size of the pockets but the angle of the face as well, I would...

ESPN does need to provide anything needed for a pool tournament, just show up and film it or show a live feed, I would bet most tournament directors would love the publicity.....I could be wrong.....

Sad thing is Cornhole is on ESPN and Billiards is not......

Definition of Peer Review, one scientist agrees with another scientist on something they are unable to prove, since they both agree it is now considered "settled science ".......

C'mon Dave, give him a break....he has done some real science, his high speed ego is on full display....

You said I think automation has the edge in reliability. Failure rate does correlate to your statement of farce .

That's not how physics works these days.....big problem, there absolutes in the world, these days are no different than days of the past, there are hard truths, some people accept them some don't, I don't believe that will ever change.

It's a combo of end mass and how much the shaft flexes at impact and possibly other factors, I can say this definitely while also stating that we need real studies which control variables properly which we don't have because I am talking out my cornhole, as seen on ESPN....

All computer chips and F1 engines never fail? Really? I guess some of the tolerances they allow while building them are a little off then.....

My friend, you are led to believe that science proves everything with tests, it doesn't, that's why there is the LAW of gravity but only the THEORY of electricity, to this day science has been unable to prove how electrons flow in an electrical circuit, yet we use it everyday, we know even less...

Until a robot or multiple humans test the same shaft with various shaft flexibilities I don't understand the dynamics of deflection fully, there, fixed it for you, .....besides that test will never happen because of manufacturing tolerances, there will always be slight variations in every shaft...

Can't wait to see the high speed video of it proving your claim.....

I'm only 6'1" and I leave my 3" butt extension on all the time, I have 30" shafts so total cue length is about 62", I can remove it for an obstruction if necessary but it goes right back on, I customized my Becue cue to move some of the weight forward so it is slightly forward weighted and...

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I think automation has the edge in reliability.....you think wrong then, 1) ALL machines are designed and built by human beings 2) ALL machines have parts that have tolerances, that means there is an acceptable amount of difference in the parts of the machine that humans decide what that...

Do you have any high speed video like this. ..... you may be a pool scholar but you are being schooled by the Dr of Pool.