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Eyewitness Accounts and the Need for Replication
Despite the skepticism, some eyewitnesses, like television reporter Allen Edwards, recount personal experiences witnessing Hutchison’s experiments, claiming to have seen objects levitate without any apparent manipulation. Although these testimonies bear an element of authenticity, the scientific community remains firm in its requirement for repeatable results as the gold standard for experimentation.
Hutchison claims to have rebuilt his lab and is capable of demonstrating his phenomena. Yet, when prompted to conduct on-camera demonstrations, he often cites scheduling conflicts and a cramped workspace, deferring the opportunity to showcase his work to larger media platforms.