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39 0 ReplyIt's either the total destruction of all the worlds forests, OR I take a huge financial hit with my unimaginably terrible investment into leaves as currency.
As you can see, by this logic it is ... um ... better for the economy ... that we destroy all the world's forests.
9 0 Reply"Sir, we must burn down the world's forests and destroy everyone's economic assets."
"Are you sure that this is the way to go about solving inflation?"
"Inflation?"
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This post is gold.
15 0 ReplyThis comment is autumn leaves.
15 0 ReplySo we rake it up into the trash bag, right?
4 0 ReplySomeone shittily draw a Lemmy leaf in MS paint so we can all award it to the leafiest of comments
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But hear me out... What if...
10 0 Reply... You just made a pic of them, slap 'em in a wallet and call it an nft.
Instantly worth 1000 bucks because I say so.
6 0 Replyonly if you find someone who wants to buy it
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Found the Golgafrinchan
9 0 ReplyI think I really found my people on Lemmy.
1 0 ReplyYa know, it probably would be a lot easier to sanitize all the telephones if it’s just basic dirt from leaves and not trace cocaine everywhere
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9 0 ReplyFirst impression: WTF are autism leaves?
5 0 ReplyThey told me I would never make any money as a jazz musician.
4 0 ReplyThe economist is lying
4 0 ReplyI mean, if gold is massively devalued. Don't think it'd ever be worth less than leaves, but given its actual useful properties (as opposed to its arbitrary use as a currency) gold's value should be a lot lower than it is.
3 0 Reply“Change the currency to oak leaves Greenspan!”
(extremely dated reference)
3 0 ReplyImagine brushing all these gold leaves onto a pile, then with a shovel disposing of those leaves.
2 0 ReplyI mean I make compost, so dead leaves are a commodity I'm highly looking for to aquire.
1 0 ReplyWell there was a maple syrup heist where $18 million worth of syrup was stolen.
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1 0 ReplyIf you want an actual answer, it's not the leaves that go in but the sap inside the tree, and it's a 40 to 1 ratio of sap to syrup.
A bottle will need about 30 litres (8 gallons) of sap.
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