The overwhelming market-implied odds for "No" reflect the absence of any confirmed eschatological signs or global events aligning with longstanding biblical interpretations of the Second Coming in the brief window before 2027. Traders draw on historical patterns where specific date predictions have repeatedly failed to materialize, alongside theological emphasis on the event's unknowable timing and the lack of verifiable precursors like widespread prophetic consensus or unprecedented cultural shifts. This creates strong consensus around continued normalcy in religious and pop culture discourse. Realistic upset scenarios remain limited to sudden, extraordinary developments—such as dramatic geopolitical realignments or viral spiritual movements—that could prompt reinterpretation, though these would still require an actual, observable return to resolve the market in favor of "Yes."