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Despite Hutchison's bold claims and the instances of the Hutchison Effect that he documented, the scientific establishment has often viewed him as a fringe figure or even a fraud. Critics argue that his inability to provide a coherent explanation of the phenomenon's mechanics undermines his credibility. Historical figures such as Newton, Einstein, and Edison also faced considerable skepticism in their time, raising questions about the boundaries of accepted science and the potential for groundbreaking discoveries to be dismissed as hoaxes.