How can military strikes on June 21st retroactively trigger a "No outcome" for Polymarket predictions from June 19th and 20th if the jurisdiction for those markets already closed? This simply doesn't align with the mandate for how fixed-date contracts are meant to resolve; a future event can't change past facts. It's like arguing that because a new traffic law was passed today, the speeding ticket you got last week is no longer valid – the compliance period has already passed.