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My brain is apparently poisoned, I thought for sure this was about financial hedging, or maybe brexit as a hedge against the rest of Europe, or some other polit
by c54 5y ago
My brain is apparently poisoned, I thought for sure this was about financial hedging, or maybe brexit as a hedge against the rest of Europe, or some other political-economy hot-take garbage.
Anyways, glad it's about plants. Happy Thanksgiving, all!
- bryanrasmussen 5y ago>Anyways, glad it's about plants. confused me, what with there being nothing about foreign agents being used to manipulate the media, but then I realized it was about vegetative matter. :)
- tomxor 5y ago> then I realized it was about vegetative matter Manipulating vegetative matter into homogeneous shapes. Not entirely dissimilar then? On topic... While we still have a lot, we have also lost a lot of our hedgerows to commercial farming practices. So Britain aren't exactly great examples either. These are supposedly insect habitats - insects which have all but vanished in recent years which will no doubt have a large ecological impact.
- blocked_again 5y agoYeah. I thought Britian bought a lot of BTC to hedge against inflation.
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- TickCount 5y agoI thought at first this was about hedge in the linguistic sense (which is closest in meaning to "humble" of all the senses of that word)
- rmbyrro 5y agoYou're not alone in this twisted mind universe
- mettamage 5y agoCaptain Pump 'n Dump reporting for duty! Sorry, the pandemic has made me be more on the internet and HN is only 30 to 60 articles long.
- mhh__ 5y agoHedging is one word that does not coming to mind when it comes to British government. "Buy cheap buy twice" as the saying goes.
- declnz 5y agoSame. Was quietly excited about some subtle-but-numerate upside of the Brexit long arc that, err, I hadn't seen yet, but no we're talking about the bits between fields (which are great I guess).