Here is what our "cult" leader had to say. Pretty hard to argue with this no matter which side of the coin you fall on...
"HOMER KELLEY viewed the Stationary Head as a geometric ideal, not as a mechanical absolute. He recognized our humanity. Hence, his advice: 'Just keep it as still as you can.'"
Since I am new to posting here if this sounds confusing I apologize ahead of time. If the head cannot remain perfectly still during the swing and even Homer ( if I understand him correctly)basically says to do the best you can to keep it steady, isn't this somewhat a case where "seems as if" produces the feel of a still head that we are trying for even if it is not really still.
Since I am new to posting here if this sounds confusing I apologize ahead of time. If the head cannot remain perfectly still during the swing and even Homer ( if I understand him correctly)basically says to do the best you can to keep it steady, isn't this somewhat a case where "seems as if" produces the feel of a still head that we are trying for even if it is not really still.
That's how I see it paspilot. Science is great, but we don't swing in a test tube.
Kevin
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