The notion that events can 'standardize' is often just market 'noise' to ignore. The assumption of a coherent reception for an event like the healing of a paralyzed person does not account for the divergent 'postures' of observers, each with their own priorities. For example, for pension fund beneficiaries, a stock market policy is not 'uniformly' good, because their fiduciary 'obligations' differ from those of a trader. It is crucial to focus on the 'controllable actions' and ignore these simplifications, as each actor assesses the impact based on their personal balance sheet.