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In the wider context, the implications of Hutchison's work—a magnetic force capable of lifting heavy objects or causing harm undetectably—provoke a mix of fascination and alarm. The military's interest in such phenomena underscores a darker aspect of the potential applications of electromagnetic research. The parallels drawn between Hutchison's challenges and those faced by other revolutionary thinkers invite consideration of the intricate dance between innovation and skepticism that underlies the history of science.