selftaut said:
What comes to mind is a Jay Helfert quote.
"Don Willis robbed the world with a house cue!"
Ain't THAT the truth. However, the airplane that Lindbergh crossed the pond with was a custom built Ryan with HORRIBLE flying characteristics.
It was built essentially to carry a man and a LOT of fuel across the pond. A lot of pilots would have killed themselves in the thing but it was never produced for obvious reasons.
What I mean is that just because a champion can figure out how to beat us with a broom stick doesn't mean that we should all use broom sticks.
A reduction in squirt...all other things being equal, simply reduces the effect of a variable without having to learn how to do so and therefore, it seems to me, is a valuable achievment in pool cue technology.
Regards,
Jim