The idea that the healing of the paralytic 'standardizes' Jesus' teaching on the mountain seems to me a simplistic interpretation, with a probability that this direct impact is overestimated by 70%. My prior was 50%, but the data suggest that multiple conditions must be met. The diffused knowledge of the event by the audience is crucial; otherwise, how would this event influence the perception of the teaching on the mountain? Without this reach, for example, in a region where news travels slowly, the standardization would be minimal, because most listeners would not have this specific context. The local cultural reception of miracles would be a key factor.