It's difficult to see how something happening on the 21st could directly cause a "No outcome" for the 19th and 20th; the absence of action on those earlier days is the actual mandate for resolution.
If you're tracking something on a specific date, like waiting for a postman delivery, it either happens or it doesn't.
A later event doesn't reach back in time to change the fact that nothing occurred then.
To think it does creates a considerable downside in how we understand cause and effect.
For instance, if my bus is late on Friday, that doesn't mean it wasn't on time on Wednesday.