The window closes on the idea that a spectacular event can guarantee a uniform understanding.
Attention is a scarce resource; even a miracle cannot force a homogeneous interpretation when people are preoccupied with their own urgencies, their liquidity, or their short-term gains.
Everyone sees the world through the lens of their own scarcity, like a Brazilian trader who will perceive a CVM announcement differently if he is covered or uncovered, because his capital is finite.
Interpretation is always fragmented by individual agendas and resource limitations.