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egg for breakfast, chicken for dinner. it's not rocket science.
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Need more Jedi wisdom, really feeling lost these days. You're teachings have been very helpful
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Its simple the chicken came from an egg layed by a not quite chicken.
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Brilliant.
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Lindy is a trip LOL.what convoluted mess is this LOL â¤
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Profound ,deep and insightful
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i suppose it depends on if you're talking about a chicken egg or an egg in general, which the fossil record shows existing far earlier than the animal we call a "chicken." That does beg the question though, where in the timeline does that creature suddenly become a chicken? It's like, when does bread in a toaster become toast? Is there an objective measurement of "toast?" Is it dependent on total moisture content, or a change in it? Is it a structural or textural requirement? Perhaps color, temperature, or odor? So many questions.
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There are a few ways of thinking about it but my favourite is:
If the question is: "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Then the answer is the egg since animals have been laying eggs since almost the beginning of animals as we know it. (yes yes mitosis existed way before that but it doesn't invalidate the answer)
But if the question is: "Which came first, the chicken or the chicken egg?"
Then the answer is the chicken, because... well obviously.
There's also the sciency answer of the chicken coming from a chicken like ancestor yada yada yoda (hehe). But I like the other one more, it stays within the spirit of the question.
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It was obviously the egg, but not a chicken egg.
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Okay, but what about Number 66?
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Thank you for clarifying. That one has been eating at me for quite some time now
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We were asked this in 3rd year bio - by then we knew the obvious answer that one absolutely came first ... by several million years.
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The egg came first, and began what is known as the chicken. We know this, because when it comes to what'll come last. That, is the chicken.
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There is a fine line between Zen and Silly.
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I was there. The chicken kept splitting painfully in half, then one day said ,screw this !!! And played an egg. Survival of the fittest be damned!!
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Itâs obviously 42
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đ Man, you are so right
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Eggs Royale is great,I am grateful to chickens
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I think that the digestive tract came first, in the form of tube worms at the bottom of the oceans. Because aren't we all just a digestive tract surrounded by ever increasingly better abilities to efficiently provide for said digestive tract? So I say that the chicken came first before it laid its first egg, but it didn't look so much as a chicken.
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@perniciouspete4986
10 months ago
"I feel a disturbance in the Force as if dozens of eggs cried out and were suddenly scrambled."
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