John:
I'm not overreacting, but I do want your "distillation" to be correct. Nobody likes their message being massaged into something else, because of e.g. some agenda. Why do you keep bringing "ghost ball" into this? Geno's product is a head/eye alignment system, not an aiming system. It can be used with whatever aiming system you prefer -- whether that be pivot-based aiming systems (CTE, Pro-1, et al.), CP-to-CP, back-of-ball, ghost ball, or whatever.
Phrases such as "aiming system," "ghost ball," etc. have nothing to do with this thread, and, IMHO, shouldn't be "distilled" into your summary.
I know you are very adamant about people understanding your message. May you please return the favor?
-Sean
Sean,
Gene Albrechts PERFECT AIM may be able to be used in conjunction with other aiming systems. I hadn't given that much thought.
But I have to think that PERFECT AIM is all that Gene uses to aim and while you can call it a method, a technique, or anything else, the bottom line remains that this is a systematic method that Gene uses for aiming and I'm sure he calls it an aiming system and I'm sure that Jamie Farrell calls it an aiming system.
I think for the vast majority of pool players, call the manner in which they aim, their aiming system. Are you saying the term "aiming system" as most people know it should be broken down further into other categories?
Thanks,