The idea that an event, even miraculous, 'standardizes' the understanding of another is a dangerous simplification that ignores the complexity of human and institutional reactions. Such a postulate omits the risks of subjective interpretation and the criticisms that could arise from it. The condition for uniform reception is extremely difficult to fulfill, even with a manifest divine intervention. For example, instead of uniformity, healing could further polarize, as was the case in Japan with the introduction of regulations on stablecoins, where each actor interpreted the directive through their own risk and interest prism, without leading to an immediate homogeneous understanding.