Of course, if evidence were presented, that would hardly effect your ability to photoread.
I should also note that to this day know one knows for sure how airplanes can fly. People disagree on the reason to this day. But they can still fly.
The other problem is what would constitute proof for you? I'm guessing if proof were released, that instead of being satisfied there, you would analyze the evidence. Then you'd analyze the variables in the evidence. Then there's always whether or not the variables are simply true or not (and with the amount of medicinal investigations going on, faked lab reports aren't exactly on the decline).
In any case, despite all the investigation or not, whether a product actually works is regardless of further investigation on its part. Airplanes fly. If someone did a conclusive study saying the shouldn't be able to, that would hardly effect the ability for airplanes to fly.
In any case, I think it's good for you to make sure and double-check things, as well as research things, but if you can't do so, that's hardly a reason to dismiss something.
-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com
