There's a reporter named Emmanuel Fabian who's been covering the war in Iran
for The Times of Israel.
Recently, he got a ton of feedback about a tiny article he wrote,
but he couldn't figure out why.
It was about a missile that exploded just outside the Israeli city Beit Shemesh.
I'd appreciate it if you could update your article, as in its current form,
it does not reflect reality.
Someone wanted him to say it was a missile fragment instead of a missile.
Weird, because it was a missile.
Not a fragment.
If you could correct this tonight,
you'd be doing me and many others a great favor.
Eventually, the messages got more threatening.
You have exactly half an hour to correct your attempt at influence.
You will pay the full price for your irresponsible act.
Emmanuel finally figured out why people were getting so aggressive.
They had bet money on how bombings in Israel would play out on Polymarket.
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