But instead of doing the WORK to learn it the right way you prefer to not learn it at all and claim it doesn't work.
First, you assume you know what I have tried and what I have not, and whether or not I have worked toward it. That assumption implies the system is true and works, because the other implication is that if I worked on it, it would have worked and thus be true. Secondly, you use the phrase "learn it the right way" ...again injecting the fallacious argument that the system is true, it's just that others don't do it right.
Yes JB, the flying spaghetti monster is indeed real - YOU just can't see it. If you were doing it right, you'd be able to see it too. Meatballs included.
And yes you are being a smart ass. What sort of bullshit would you be "buying into" by spending a few hours working on something you get for free? The time you have spent in this thread could have been spent on the table working it out.
Another problem is that there's no diagram or real description of this "system" ...what the hell kind of system cannot be explained on paper? Maybe a bullshit one? Why even call it a system? Why even claim it's about aim. These are things, by their very nature, that should absolutely be describable on paper with no ambiguity or vagueness. Is there any vagueness to ghost ball? None. Zero.
The REAL difference between you and I is that when someone gives me some information on how to play better I take it to the table and work on it until I own it. Case in Point, I made a video trying to interpret an aiming system put out on a blog. Dave Segal who knows that aiming system inside and out crtiqued my approach and offered his information as to how I should do it. So after this post I am off to the pool room, Ipad in hand, to TRY what he is teaching.
Yes, exactly. This system is so precise and accurate and good for your game, that you've been working HOW LONG on it? Shouldn't aim be a done deal for you by now given this system? I asked that many pages ago, but you either didn't see it, or ignored the question.
What kind of aiming system requires so long to figure out, work on, or master? (perhaps not a real one?). Aiming is visual and mental. How long does it take to be able to see the line of aim an aiming system is suppose to provide? Months? Days? Years? Minutes?
I don't think you're working on any aiming system. I think you think it's the aiming system you're working on, and in reality, you're really coping with working through whatever stroke error or flaws you may have, intermittent or not.
The big problem is that, rather than accept that your aim is fine, and you need to perfect your stroke - you actually waste time and energy on this "short cut" of yours thinking it's aim all along.
It's better to know the problem, so that it can be addressed and solved. That is how these aiming systems, and people who "work on them" for months and years end up serving as the perfect example of my argument from the FIRST POST in this very thread. People waste their time on the wrong problem.
Thank you for proving me right with your own testimony.