Am I eligible for refund after 2 runs

[Shannon]

We know they work. The question is not that. The question is, and always has been, are you going to allow yourself to be influenced by them?

If they did not work, we could not stay in business with the prices we have. Or the amount of time it takes me to build, test, research, develop, etc.

To the best of my knowledge there are about 1-2% of the population who can, and for whatever reason(s) do, succeed in fully refusing to cooperate with the program, which after all is just a set of instructions. This presumes proper use according to the instructions.

If I give you a sheet of paper with a set of instructions on it, and we know from years of testing and repeated experiments that if you follow those instructions that you will end up with a functional bicycle, and you don't end up with a functional bicycle, then those instructions were not executed, or not executed properly.

I this case, since it appears that the programs were used according to the instructions, the issue would seem to be a subconscious refusal to cooperate and actually execute the instructions. Why? If I knew why these 1-2% of the people refuse to cooperate and how to overcome it, I'd be getting them to cooperate. And in fact that is exactly what I'm working on with 6G.