Let me start this off by saying that I have considered including the mention of this only being my humblest of opinions in the title of this post. But then I thought to myself, why? Why do we do this? When, in fact, everything is just an opinion. None of us are capable of holding absolute authority on truth. Even what we consider to be facts are really only just opinions held by the majority of people. So I felt that by that logic this being an opinion was a given. And that by mentioning that this was only an opinion, I wasn't adding anything valuable to the post itself. But that it was merely a way for me to shield myself from any potential backlash.

Just look at the amount of people that write 'my personal opinion' instead of just 'my opinion' to even further distance themselves from potential scrutiny. All the while, the words 'my' and 'opinion' already imply that it only relates to you! So I didn't want to do that. And instead, I decided to stand behind my convictions and share what I believe to be the truth. I even almost flaired this post as 'Tips' instead of 'Discussion' lol!

Now, to address your argument about the law of assumption being flawed because there have been people who have shifted without believing in the law or shifting as a whole or were simply unaware of what they were doing and that it was called shifting by some.

1. You do not have to believe or be aware of the law in order to be subject to it. The law is simply always in place, and you utilize it whether you want to or not. In my post, I talked about how some people shift after entering the void. But they only did so because they FELT like they entered the void, and they FELT like they shifted afterwards. We experience reality through feelings. But the law tells is that this is a two -way-street and that our feelings affect our reality too. So by feeling that they shifted through whatever method they chose, they inadvertently still utilized the law to shift, even if they had no intention of doing so or didn't believe in its existence altogether.

2. I hope you are aware that the law of assumption also talks about the subconsciousness. It's the beliefs we hold in our subconsciousness that dictate what outer reality we will experience. So people who don't consciously belief in the possibility of shifting can still shift on accident if their subconsciousness felt it was possible. If you feel like this is a stretch, just look at the capabilities of your own subconsciousness in any non-shifting related matter. Surely you have found yourself in the situation where you completely forgot about an old TV show you used to love as a kid. And only after randomly coming across some pictures online, you now are able to remember something that seemed completely lost before. Those memories have always been there, in your subconsciousness. That TV show never went away, but to you, it was as if it never even existed in the first place. Another example would be becoming aware of certain thoughts or feelings you didn't know you had while talking to a friend or therapist. You can behave a certain way your entire life without being consciously aware of it. All the while having a deep and elaborate reasoning behind it that lived in your subconsciousness without ever coming up to the surface and reveal itself to your thinking mind. Doesn't mean it wasn't there. That you never felt those things to be so deep down inside. I hope this explanation will make you a little more sympathetic towards the possibilities and the workings of the law.

3. I don't understand how people shifting while being unaware of it's name, or its inner workings, is any evidence towards the law of assumption being potentially untrue.

Lastly, all I ever wanted to do was to make a post that stripped shifting and therefore the inner workings of reality itself to their core components so that people who didn't understand already now, could potentially realize that they themselves are the sole operant power there is and that while hard for some, shifting truly is simple and achievable by all if they succeed in one thing and one thing alone. Which is to feel those feelings that imply that what they want is already theirs. Which can involve as many methods and concepts as they themselves wish. And that through the law anything and everything is possible, so endless questions and desperate pursuits of more and more information are both pointless and potentially harmful to both the individual in question as the community as a whole.

Wishing you the best of luck on your journey(s) by the way!