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The significance of Gibson's experiences resonates beyond mere anecdotal evidence. Chang, who was highly selective about his students, emphasized the need for responsibility and ethical considerations surrounding the utilization of such powers. The debate arises not only about the reality of these phenomena but significantly about society’s readiness to engage with such extraordinary human capabilities.
Chang’s philosophy centered around the belief that immense power must be tempered with wisdom and care, as echoed by the stories of him rejecting affluent individuals eager to see demonstrations of his talents.