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Claude says No.

@traders if this resolution is in error, please present some evidence.

@mods I think this resolves NO

@realDonaldTrump Why? I think it's fairly clear that cabbage is a semi-routine vegetable on the ISS. It's been in meals before, and has been grown and eaten on the station. Do you have any specific evidence for No? I didn't find anything specific either way within the timeframe of market open to close.

@EvanDaniel ok fine yes, i just think it should resolve

@realDonaldTrump Oh, that I definitely agree with. I'll do a little more digging, but help would be welcome!

Before 2024, or before EOY 2024 as suggested by the close date?

Cabbage has been grown in the recent past as part of the Veggie experiment on board the ISS. Not sure if they still are being grown as the current iteration if the Veggie experiment is focused on growing tomatoes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Production_System#Plants_grown_with_Veggie
https://www.nasa.gov/missions/station/nasa-teams-persevere-through-plant-challenges-in-space/

NASA Teams Persevere Through Plant Challenges in Space - NASA

Everyone has experienced times when nothing seems to go right; often referred to as having “one of those days.” Well, Dr. Gioia Massa, life sciences project

I think probability that cabbage is sent as food for the astronauts is above 50%

That's a good point. @f does it have to be a whole cabbage?

@tfae no, partial cabbage counts