Critics argue that Higgins' success is overhyped. They point out that other players have their own unique strengths and strategies, making the idea of a single 'secret weapon' seem like an exaggeration. The real question is whether Higgins can maintain his dominance in the long run.

The risk lies in relying too heavily on unproven methods or luck.

Media attention might overshadow other deserving players.

The future of snooker hinges on whether the sport can balance its focus between established stars like Higgins and emerging talents. If not, we risk creating an echo chamber where only one voice dominates, stifling innovation and diversity.

Human tribalism will split this vote sharply. Fans who idolize Higgins will cheer his every move, while others will rally against the perceived imbalance in recognition and opportunities for other players.