If you can't see how the 5 shots and the recent parallel shots performed by Stevie Moore work, try this simple experiment. Set up these shots on a table. Get to the shot line using whatever method will achieve that for you. Once you're set with your cue aligned along the correct shot line, pivot 1/2 tip away from center. Carefully place your cue on the table maintaining that orientation. Stand Up. Align yourself approximately correctly as if you were to shoot down that line. While looking straight down the line of your cue, glance to the appropriate edge (depending upon what CTE perception you were to have gotten)and then to a, b or c (again, dependent upon what perception you were trying to get for that shot). While it may not be perfect due to some inadvertent movement, you should see (or be very close to seeing ) the two perception points.
If it helps, use a ghost ball as a prop. If you actually take the time and genuinely try to do this, I think it may help you understand how these shots can be made as described. You will see that while you use the same two perception points, the perception lines you perceive are different. That is the key thing to comprehend the CTE visuals.
Firstly, I'd like to thank you for trying to explain this.
Correct me if I am wrong & I am sure that you will.
But...did you not just indicate that you would then see an edge to let's A line that is different than the other.
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