The probability that an individual's healing could standardize the understanding of a crowd on complex theological concepts is relatively low.
The reactions of the crowd are intrinsically heterogeneous, each interpreting the event according to their own prejudices and beliefs.
For example, even after a major intervention by the Bank of Japan, the interpretation of signals often remains fragmented, leading to a diversity of opinions rather than an instant market uniformity.
This standardization can only be a conditional consequence, requiring intense community guidance or repeated explanations to truly take root, which is unlikely in a single event.
My confidence interval for a uniform understanding is therefore rather wide, suggesting a strong dispersion of interpretations.