Vision Center(s)

naji

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I deleted the original write up, i asked a question about vision center(s), 100 people read it, not a single answer came through. Therefore i deleted it.

PM me if you need to know the question or PM me the answer to it if you read it.

Later
 
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Did you not get enough attention in your teenage years or something?

You don't need to delete anything, much less announce you're deleting it.
If people couldn't be bothered to answer when it was right in front of them,
they're definitely not going to hassle with a private message to ask for it.

Make people's lives easier and just leave the question up.
Then there's a chance someone will reply, even if it's a week later.
If I'm reading this right, you literally only gave it 3 hours.
Relax, get some sleep, and see if someone answers a few days later.

If not, it will be searchable for the future, someone may search the specific term "Vision centers"
and reply to your post.
 
I read it but I'm at work so I couldn't give it the response it perhaps needed. Doesn't mean I'm not interested in the subject. I post things from time to time that don't get responses much at all. People are finicky. Post that baby back up and I'm sure someone will toss in their .02.

"Seek not what you have not earned"
 
Mr. Naji, if I may...you posted this morning and I wasn't able to respond. You mentioned your opinion that you thought there was more than one vision center due to the eyes seeing differently from day to day. Is this close? If not, my apologies. :cool:

I say you're right about our vision changing due to stress, fatigue, alcohol, etc. We perceive alignments slightly different each day, but I think there is still one true head position to sight each shot no matter what situation the eyes are in, physically or mentally.

Best,
Mike
 
Mr. Naji, if I may...you posted this morning and I wasn't able to respond. You mentioned your opinion that you thought there was more than one vision center due to the eyes seeing differently from day to day. Is this close? If not, my apologies. :cool:

I say you're right about our vision changing due to stress, fatigue, alcohol, etc. We perceive alignments slightly different each day, but I think there is still one true head position to sight each shot no matter what situation the eyes are in, physically or mentally.

Best,
Mike
Thanks mike I appreciate your response. I apologize for deleting the question. But your answer is right on.
 
Did you not get enough attention in your teenage years or something?

You don't need to delete anything, much less announce you're deleting it.
If people couldn't be bothered to answer when it was right in front of them,
they're definitely not going to hassle with a private message to ask for it.

Make people's lives easier and just leave the question up.
Then there's a chance someone will reply, even if it's a week later.
If I'm reading this right, you literally only gave it 3 hours.
Relax, get some sleep, and see if someone answers a few days later.

If not, it will be searchable for the future, someone may search the specific term "Vision centers"
and reply to your post.


I rushed the question, and when i read it again it could lead to confusion, and i did not have time to correct it. I could not delete the entire post, so i delete the content, if i did not say anything you will probably harassed me still.. No harm done; those that read it might shoot pool better than they ever did, if they figured out what i was saying/asking.
 
This is a subject that I would like to know more about, could you post the question again?

Thanks. Stan
 
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