The single point of failure here is the assumption that the healing of the paralyzed intrinsically standardizes the teaching on the mountain. This is an overly strong statement; the link is conditional on public perception, otherwise, it is a failure mode. If the audience only sees an act of divine compassion, it does not necessarily align with the lessons of the Law or the Kingdom. In Hong Kong, decentralized regulators expect concrete evidence rather than interpretations to validate a governance mechanism; a divergence in interpretation would make the model fragmented. Let's take the example of a new Hong Kong exchange license; without a clear explanation accepted by all stakeholders, it does not lead to standardization of market practices.