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I would say the egg because why would an animal evolve into a chicken?
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The Chicken, Some retarded dinosaur was going through Puberty and went through a lot of "Changes". It grew Feathers and over time, lost it's scales. It's teeth fell out and it no longer sounded scary when it roared, it sounded like a car horn. It's mind also grew and had
some "Ideas" where he was shoving his beak into a wide range of animals. Eventually it chose a bird and made the bird pregnant, which cause the bird to an egg because condoms weren't invented in the Prehistoric ages.

...So Yeah, The chicken.
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Originally Posted by Dose View Post
The Chicken, Some retarded dinosaur was going through Puberty and went through a lot of "Changes". It grew Feathers and over time, lost it's scales. It's teeth fell out and it no longer sounded scary when it roared, it sounded like a car horn. It's mind also grew and had
some "Ideas" where he was shoving his beak into a wide range of animals. Eventually it chose a bird and made the bird pregnant, which cause the bird to an egg because condoms weren't invented in the Prehistoric ages.

...So Yeah, The chicken.

That is absolutely retarded. No bird can mate with a chicken-o-saur. Just as no bird can mate with a dog.

To answer this question, you must first accept that all life on the planet evolved from single celled organisms which multiplied, had beneficial mutations and eventually their distant offspring turned into multi-celled organisms. You must also accept that this started in the oceans. In the oceans, soft-shelled eggs prevailed over regular birth and hard-shelled eggs. Eventually life came out of the oceans, at first as amphibious creatures, then as time went on, animals became ectothermic, to fit in with the ever-changing environment. Ectothermic creatures are 99.9% of the time oviparious today(ovoviviparous species are extremely rare, found only in some species of sharks and some lower reptiles.) This was not the case back then, as a lot of species back then were ovoviviparous, as the predatory organisms had not caught up. When that happened, the ovoviviparous creatures began laying their eggs in nests, in order to be able to protect them, as you can't really fight off a giant manbearpig with an egg in your lower abdomen, can you(metaphorically speaking)? The creature(chicken in this case) came before the egg.
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It depends 100% on how you believe the world was created.

Assuming you believe God created everything, The chicken came first.
Assuming you believe in the big bang ( or any other of those evolution based creation ideas ) the egg came first.


EDIT: But, theres no actual way to tell. I can say chicken tell the sun goes down, you can say egg tell the sun goes down but, It doesn't make it true.
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the chicken came first because, eggs must be incubated by the adult chicken. without the incubation the egg would freeze and the egg would die.
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Originally Posted by Dr0pK1ck View Post
the chicken came first because, eggs must be incubated by the adult chicken. without the incubation the egg would freeze and the egg would die.

But where did the chicken come from? An egg
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Originally Posted by cocacobra View Post
But the egg has to be pooped out by a chicken.

The only thing im saying, and i know a guy just wrote a whole paragraph on the side ur on and hes probably right, is that if something was just created out of nothing would it start from birth (egg) or basically full grown (chicken)? I have no clue.
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Originally Posted by gerFight View Post
The egg came first.
You know, first there were dinosaurs wich layed eggs. Some million years and evolutions later a chicken came out of an egg.

He's right, there is no argument.


But If you're talking in generalities, like "What came first, the egg or the "creature"?" Then I'd say the creature. Because an egg can not survive on it's own. It needs to be incubated by the layer of the egg.
Last edited by JayStar; Aug 19, 2011 at 06:10 AM.