The claim that a singular event 'standardizes' fundamental teaching is an oversimplification.
Market noise should not obscure the discipline of principles.
What would prevent a teaching from being uniform without a punctual miracle?
The robustness of an investment strategy does not depend on an isolated extraordinary gain, but on the solidity of its underlying principles in the face of various market conditions.
For a pension fund, coherence is ensured by clear and reproducible principles, not by the exceptional.