History rhymes here: the idea that an event can perfectly standardize the reception of a teaching is a generalization that does not correspond to the historical precedent.
Historically, even the most powerful miracles never erase biases and individual expectations.
The playbook teaches us that the diversity of reactions is a constant in human psychology, regardless of the initial impact.
For example, when announcing a major economic policy, large pension funds and small individual investors will rarely react uniformly due to their mandates and divergent investment horizons.
The notion of homogeneous reception ignores the inherent complexity of human nature.