Understood, though to me there are two aspects of CTE...
1) Does it work for me? Yes or no. No emotional response needed here.
It certainly has improved my game.
2) Is it working because it is following a repeatable scientific or geometrical system? Or is it a baseline that I am following combined with some subconscious, or feel adjustments? This could be discussed and debated without emotion too (and ultimately, if I have success with the system, do I care so strongly? Probably not as much as what I see on AZBilliards...)
I don't really care about the science or geometry. I'm playing pool, not taking a math course, I had enough of those in Engineering School. However, CTE/Pro One is systematic, it is mostly objective and unless my subconscious is doing something I'm highly unaware of, I'm not subconsciously seeing the perceptions, aim lines, etc.. I'm hitting a lot more difficult shots with far more consistency than I did before CTE/Pro One. I'm not sure how my subconscious would be taking me to aim lines now when it wasn't doing it before.
When it comes to pure testimonials, they have some use good or bad. Obviously players like Stevie Moore or the Shuffetts add credibility with their testimonial due to success on the table. On the other hand, old forum favorites like "Champ" or "John Barton" endorsing the system, perhaps without knowing they are a "negative testimonial" (ie: if someone is vocal a system is great but can't demonstrate it, it may not be a helpful testimonial for the system)
It would also be a powerful testimonial if some snooker pros used CTE but to my knowledge, none are using it.
Anyway, I appreciate seeing the links on Dr. Dave's website because that covers a variety of topics and questions that can come up about CTE.
I will give it another shot thanks to some of the explanations I read in this thread.