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This [[miracle]] is also [[mathematical]]ly 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 afterward, so human intuition is proven false by this.  '''''Simply put, [[infinity|infinite]] happiness is immediately available to anyone at any time -- even at his times of his worst despair -- by merely rejecting [[liberal denial]]'''''.  Many useful examples are set forth below.
 
This [[miracle]] is also [[mathematical]]ly 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 afterward, so human intuition is proven false by this.  '''''Simply put, [[infinity|infinite]] happiness is immediately available to anyone at any time -- even at his times of his worst despair -- by merely rejecting [[liberal denial]]'''''.  Many useful examples are set forth below.
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The logic of this miracle '''''is very effective in dealing with [[anxiety]], regret, and [[addiction]]''''', as the miraculous catch of fish is always nearby.  This illustrates the [[Coase theorem]], by which the most productive use of resources occurs at any given time no matter who has ownership or what occurred in the past.  The existence of [[infinity]] implies the reality of this miracle and the unlimited immediate potential of [[faith]] at any time. '''''It takes only about 2 minutes to read an average book in the [[New Testament]], and it wards off anxiety, regret, and addition'''''.
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The logic of this miracle '''''is very effective in dealing with [[anxiety]], regret, and [[addiction]]''''', as the miraculous catch of fish is always nearby.  This illustrates the [[Coase theorem]], by which the most productive use of resources occurs at any given time no matter who has ownership or what occurred in the past.  The existence of [[infinity]] implies the reality of this miracle and the unlimited immediate potential of [[faith]]. '''''It takes only 2 minutes to read an average book in the [[New Testament]], and it wards off anxiety, regret, and addition'''''.
    
The humorous yet widely praised saying, first uttered by the eminently quotable [[Yogi Berra]], captures one aspect of this [[miracle]]: "It ain't over 'til it's over."<ref>https://www.sportingnews.com/us/mlb/news/yogi-berra-dies-quotes-its-not-over-till-its-over-yankees-comebacks-mets-red-sox-braves-indians/13tyjao2mbhrf1jrgniroq2auz</ref>
 
The humorous yet widely praised saying, first uttered by the eminently quotable [[Yogi Berra]], captures one aspect of this [[miracle]]: "It ain't over 'til it's over."<ref>https://www.sportingnews.com/us/mlb/news/yogi-berra-dies-quotes-its-not-over-till-its-over-yankees-comebacks-mets-red-sox-braves-indians/13tyjao2mbhrf1jrgniroq2auz</ref>
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