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the optimist who buries treasure and lets weather decide the interest rate
means A sower is someone (or something) that scatters or plants seeds, literally in a field or figuratively, as in sowing discord or ideas.
from From Old English 'sawan,' to scatter seed, with the agent suffix '-er' tacked on to name the doer. The root reaches back through Proto-Germanic '*sēaną' to a Proto-Indo-European base '*seh₁-,' meaning to sow — the same ancient seed-word that, by a long farming detour, also gives us 'seed,' 'season,' and 'semen.' A family tree, fittingly, grown from a single planted syllable.
- ancient gamble
- Scatters seed before knowing if rain comes
- the parable
- Jesus's most famous metaphor was a farmer broadcasting seed
- tool of choice
- The seed drill ended hand-sowing in 1701
- hidden math
- Even spacing decides whether plants starve or thrive
- verb origin
- Old English sawan, kin to Latin serere