This video is interesting, and I know that center-to-edge systems work for a lot of people. I can't argue with success. I just wonder about the geometry of it. This video convinces me that the systems are, as Stevie points out, "visual systems" not logical ones, and that the visuals activate your subconscious to fix the geometry.
He sets up two sets of parallel shots in the video and uses the exact same visual and pivot for each set but with different geometrical results. I think we humans trick ourselves often, sometimes for the better, and I believe that this is the case here. If this video accurately represents how the CTE systems work, I assume that the systems must be effective by getting users close enough to the proper aim for the shot so that they don't overthink, and can therefore be relaxed enough to allow the subconscious to then take over for the fine adjustments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1mlnRiAXA8
He sets up two sets of parallel shots in the video and uses the exact same visual and pivot for each set but with different geometrical results. I think we humans trick ourselves often, sometimes for the better, and I believe that this is the case here. If this video accurately represents how the CTE systems work, I assume that the systems must be effective by getting users close enough to the proper aim for the shot so that they don't overthink, and can therefore be relaxed enough to allow the subconscious to then take over for the fine adjustments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1mlnRiAXA8