12-29-2015, 10:57 AM
I don't think IQ comes into it. 5G subs contain affirmations that tell your subconscious to exclusively focus its attention, including dreams and visualization/imagination as well as seeing opportunities when they present themselves. All geared towards that specific goal.
So if you run multiple 5G's, and each contains instructions to focus on them exclusively, your mind simply won't know what to focus on (they keep overriding each other) and the effects are likely to be greatly minimized. Sure, most of the non-conflicting statements can be processed, but in all likelihood all those silly mysterious trade secrets will stop working. So instead of 2 programs, each lasting 3 months, you're reducing effectiveness to the point where they take 6 months. You can do them back to back, with a total of 6 months, or you can do them together, lasting 6 months. It's a simplified example, but the point remains valid.
I suppose in theory you could do certain 4G's or 3G's with a 5G, since they don't contain those statements, for as long as they don't go in an entirely different direction. No guarantees though. If you don't follow the instructions as presented, don't come complaining when they don't work as expected.
PS My only slightly above-average IQ was able to find the grammar error in your post.
So if you run multiple 5G's, and each contains instructions to focus on them exclusively, your mind simply won't know what to focus on (they keep overriding each other) and the effects are likely to be greatly minimized. Sure, most of the non-conflicting statements can be processed, but in all likelihood all those silly mysterious trade secrets will stop working. So instead of 2 programs, each lasting 3 months, you're reducing effectiveness to the point where they take 6 months. You can do them back to back, with a total of 6 months, or you can do them together, lasting 6 months. It's a simplified example, but the point remains valid.
I suppose in theory you could do certain 4G's or 3G's with a 5G, since they don't contain those statements, for as long as they don't go in an entirely different direction. No guarantees though. If you don't follow the instructions as presented, don't come complaining when they don't work as expected.
PS My only slightly above-average IQ was able to find the grammar error in your post.
