My probability of unconditional standardization is 20%, with a confidence band of 10-30%. The idea that an event, even miraculous, standardizes the crowd's understanding ignores the heterogeneous nature of perception. Interpretation is always conditional; for example, in the Japanese market, even a massive intervention by the BoJ does not guarantee a uniform reaction from retail investors without clear communication. Perception and adherence depend on individual receptivity and social context, not just the event itself.