I’m not. I am not making a claim at all. It is up to you as the one making the claim that it does work to prove it.
You seem extremely defensive about actually showing some proof and are providing very convenient qualifiers and deflections as to why you won’t.
You’ll forgive me if I remain unconvinced.
If you change your mind and want to actually demonstrate what you’re claiming, I’d be happy to jump on that zoom and help test it out.
And now I’m 100% convinced that you’re just trolling.
Psychic abilities, huh? I’m thinking of my 16-digit credit card number. Can you tell me what it is?
If you’re actually serious, there are neuroscience PhD students who would give their right arm to work with someone who had actual demonstrable testable “psychic” abilites and explore the potential applications. Give one of them a call!
Or better yet, see if JREF is still offering their million dollar prize.
Josh already showed the site is a scam long ago by pointing out the false testimonials.
The men behind the whole thing don’t even remotely pass the sniff test. Shannon Panzo has a doctorate? Of what? I can only find information of him in the context of zox, and not very far beyond the website itself.
He’s the successor to “Richard Welch, PhD.” Ok… Who is he then? Doing a search finds more related to this site and how it’s basically photoreading, and photoreading is a scam than anything he’s actually done. Again, PhD in what? The page (on the zox pro website) about him is entirely set up to say he’s an amazing doctor of the mind, trust me bro, but gives zero insights to the credentials he claims to have.
I’ll be genuinely shocked if they have a doctorate in anything, but least surprised if it’s psychology.
As a user of the training? Not much, beyond feeling good about your purchase and maybe convincing yourself you made the right choice.
If you were affiliated with the site, $200 USD per purchase, before any upselling of supps, coaching sessions, extra courses, etc. Life time value of a single person could be tens of thousands.
To learn about those reasons, scroll up and read the whole discussion, including the parts about the fake testimonials. If you found this page in a search engine, it might have linked to a point halfway through the discussion.
Also check out some of the discussions in the speed-reading section. Here are a few of them:
After you finish the training in a few months, see if you can read a novel like War & Peace in 25 minutes and remember the details. That’s about 25,000 words per minute.
One way to test it for yourself is to write down a note saying “In three months, if I can read War and Peace in 25 minutes and write down a detailed summary, then Zoxpro works. If I can’t read it in 25 minutes and remember it, then Zoxpro doesn’t work.”
Writing it down and sticking to the conclusion is a good way to keep the mind from forgetting what the original conditions were. Recording a baseline reading speed in advance might be interesting too.
I recommend watching this documentary:
I don’t think I will provide proof. From what I understand it seems mostly those who have faith and have a connection with god tend to find the truth. You have to be a truth seeker. Usually spritual people. Even when I get my photographic memory back I am keeping this a secret for myself. I have nothing to prove because there is no benefit in me providing it. How will proving to you zoxpro works benefit my life? I don’t care.
If you can convince me that there is something for me to gain in providing proof of the photographic memory then maybe I will consider it. But to be honest it might just be a waste of my time. Convincing you will take too much work.
I’m not doing that. Psychic abilities are activated with programming. They use the subconscious mind. Your connection with your subconscious mind is awful. I’m not going to entertain this conversation further. Do the training if you want, I just wanted to share my experience. I think you are too far gone to be honest. The amount of work it will take to convince you isn’t worth my time.
How convenient. Cannot provide any actual evidence so you just attack those who are trying to engage honestly. Its almost like you can’t actually do what you claim and you know it, so you try to just word salad your way out of it. If all you are going to do is deflect and evade there is no need to continue this discussion any further.
Come back to us when you can back up your wild assertions with actual evidence.
If you seriously think zoxing is the same as photo reading then you are delusional and haven’t done any research. They are vastly different. Zoxing works, photo reading is a scam.
The photo reading guy just attended the seminar dr Shannon panzo does and copied his stuff to make money from it, only difference is he changed it to make it so it doesn’t work. In other words he made a FAKE version of zoxpro.
The world doesn’t revolve around you mate.
Never said it did. You’re doing a lot of assuming and projection here for someone who has spent less than a half an hour on the site. You created an account literally today to have this garbage interaction?
Take your pseudoscientific trolling elsewhere.
I will not engage any further with this nonsense.
Let’s leave the conversation there then. There’s no point in discussing it if we aren’t going to get into specifics and have open minds to the possibility that it’s a scam.
I think most people here would keep open minds to the possibility that it works if evidence were provided, but in more than 13 years of discussing it here, no one has provided any evidence.
