What came first?

LatinoSoldier · Posts: 12

What came first guys? The egg or the Chicken? and why?

edgarblythe · Posts: 37935 Location: Houston

One day, there were no eggs and no chickens. Next day, one came to exist. Poof. Just like that. When you're dealing with magic, it seems to make no real difference, even from a philosophical standpoint.

Francis · Posts: 15652 Location: Paris, France

Well, you can have a look here to have an insight of the topic:

The chicken or the egg.

But I've found my own answer:

- One day, I was wandering around and sit down at a restaurant to eat something. I ordered some stuff and in a while I saw this beautiful chick coming up with my fried eggs. The chick and the eggs came at the same time...

OmSigDAVID · Posts: 4477

LatinoSoldier wrote:

What came first guys?
The egg or the Chicken? and why?

The first chicken was a product of genetic mutation.
He or she came from an egg; the egg arrived first,
after having been laid by the mother of the first chicken.

edgarblythe · Posts: 37935 Location: Houston

OmSigDAVID wrote:

LatinoSoldier wrote:

What came first guys?
The egg or the Chicken? and why?

The first chicken was a product of genetic mutation.
He or she came from an egg; the egg arrived first,
after having been laid by the mother of the first chicken.

See? Pure magic. First no chicken - next day, voila - chicken.

OmSigDAVID · Posts: 4477

...He or she came out of the egg.

If u wanna consider magic
consider the meticulously precise assembly procedures that result in ...

rynny · Posts: 10

oh......
i think they came at the same time.Eggs and chicken are the same things
but in different forms

OmSigDAVID · Posts: 4477

rynny wrote:

oh......
i think they came at the same time.Eggs and chicken are the same things
but in different forms

OK

So if I got this straight,
there is no difference between an egg and a chicken.

Right ?

( does not matter if thay yeild penguins, or dinosaurs )

David

rynny · Posts: 10

It's right under certain condition.
There're few differences between them.
"An egg" means "a chick in a shell and it's timid and shy(every thing has its character you know)"
"a chick" and "an egg" are opposites In this connection
just like people have diffrent natures.But they are the same things
unquestionably.

OmSigDAVID · Posts: 4477

Well, if its unquestionable,
then I will not be able to question it.

David