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Well yes I think the law of attraction seems to work because when you „attract“ something you are more aware to it and you believe that it will happen (in some cases your belief itself can make things happen for example with psychological problems) and even if the thing you are attracting is objectively out of your control (for example a free parking space) you are more aware of it and if you believe in the law of attraction you tend to automatically attribute more value to a positive outcome (a free parking space) than a negative one. So in summary I think that if you preemptively assume that the law of attraction works then you will continue to see confirmation of this assumption. So try to empirically test it (for example try something out of your control while attracting it and while not attracting it) with this it’s very important that you test as often as possible to eliminate randomness over time and that you test on something objectively out of your control.
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