which came first egg or chicken? with some scientific reason
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All chickens hatch from eggs, and all eggs are laid by chickens. This fact is nothing special; everything depends on a preexisting something for its existence. Schoolyard bewilderment sets in when our imaginations trace this line of thought back as far as possible.
Where did the first chicken come from? It came from an egg. Okay, where did that egg come from? It came from a chicken. Fair enough, but where did that chicken come from? An egg. And that egg? A chicken. And on and on, until we get bored and decide to swing on the monkey bars.
This is called infinite regression: the initial link in the causal chain (chickens come from eggs) is supported by the truth of a second link (eggs come from chickens), but that proposition can only be true if the first one is beforehand. It's the logical equivalent of standing between two mirrors so that infinite yous extend on forever.
Infinite regression inevitably leads to a dilemma. Everyday experience tells us that no effect can occur without an initial cause. But the chicken-and-egg problem makes it impossible to tell cause from effect. Each relies on the other, but it is logically unsatisfactory to say history is an endless cycle of chickens and eggs.
Where did the first chicken come from? It came from an egg. Okay, where did that egg come from? It came from a chicken. Fair enough, but where did that chicken come from? An egg. And that egg? A chicken. And on and on, until we get bored and decide to swing on the monkey bars.
This is called infinite regression: the initial link in the causal chain (chickens come from eggs) is supported by the truth of a second link (eggs come from chickens), but that proposition can only be true if the first one is beforehand. It's the logical equivalent of standing between two mirrors so that infinite yous extend on forever.
Infinite regression inevitably leads to a dilemma. Everyday experience tells us that no effect can occur without an initial cause. But the chicken-and-egg problem makes it impossible to tell cause from effect. Each relies on the other, but it is logically unsatisfactory to say history is an endless cycle of chickens and eggs.
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Hey Ashutosh!!
So you asked one of the most hardest questions.. Huh?
Kk..
So in a nutshell (or an eggshell, if you like), two birds that weren't really chickens created a chicken egg, and hence, here's theanswer: The egg came first, and then it hatched a chicken.
Hope it helps you and if it did please mark it as BRAINLIEST.. It'll mean a lot to me ❤️❤️
So you asked one of the most hardest questions.. Huh?
Kk..
So in a nutshell (or an eggshell, if you like), two birds that weren't really chickens created a chicken egg, and hence, here's theanswer: The egg came first, and then it hatched a chicken.
Hope it helps you and if it did please mark it as BRAINLIEST.. It'll mean a lot to me ❤️❤️
varunheels9:
nice copy paste both of you...
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