The '''Miraculous catch of fish''' is described both in {{bible ref|Luke|5|1-11}} and {{bible ref|John|21|1-6}}. It is mathematically significant for illustrating the existence of [[infinity]] or, in [[economics]] terminology, an unlimited [[surplus]]. Logically, the absence of fish throughout the night on one side of the boat does not negate an overabundance of fish on the other side afterwards, so human intuition is proven false by this. '''''Simply put, infinite happiness is available to anyone at any time, by merely rejecting [[liberal denial]]'''''. | The '''Miraculous catch of fish''' is described both in {{bible ref|Luke|5|1-11}} and {{bible ref|John|21|1-6}}. It is mathematically significant for illustrating the existence of [[infinity]] or, in [[economics]] terminology, an unlimited [[surplus]]. Logically, the absence of fish throughout the night on one side of the boat does not negate an overabundance of fish on the other side afterwards, so human intuition is proven false by this. '''''Simply put, infinite happiness is available to anyone at any time, by merely rejecting [[liberal denial]]'''''. |