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means Hind means located at or toward the rear — as in the back legs of an animal.
from From Old English 'hindan' meaning 'from behind,' part of a family of Germanic words built on a root meaning 'back' or 'behind' — the same root that gives English 'hinder' (to hold back) and 'behind' itself. The comparative and superlative forms, 'hinder' and 'hindmost,' reinforce the same rear-facing idea, cementing 'hind' as the go-to word for whatever's bringing up the back.
- vision rating
- always 20/20, suspiciously
- bias type
- makes past outcomes feel inevitable
- real use
- better at blame than prediction