Chicken Came Before the Egg: "Scientific Proof"

[froggy]

Chicken Came Before the Egg: "Scientific Proof" - CBS News

This should add proff of the world being created.

 

[konradv]

The egg came first! They discovered a protein that helps create the egg shell. An egg doesn't require a shell to be an egg. Since we all evolved from single cell organisms, it seems obvioius that the single cell egg came first. If the chicken came first, where did it come from? It had to come from an egg, ergo, the egg was first.

 

[froggy]

The egg came first! They discovered a protein that helps create the egg shell. An egg doesn't require a shell to be an egg. Since we all evolved from single cell organisms, it seems obvioius that the single cell egg came first. If the chicken came first, where did it come from? It had to come from an egg, ergo, the egg was first.

It got here the same way humans and animals, it was created.

 

[editec]

Creatures were laying eggs long before chickens manifested in the record

Perhaps a better question for this disucssion of evolution is this:

Which came first --the chicken or the chickenshit?

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[Zoom-boing]

Think I'll go make myself an omelette.

 

[froggy]

Creatures were laying eggs long before chickens manifested in the record

Perhaps a better question for this disucssion of evolution is this:

Which came first --the chicken or the chickenshit?

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JUst fro you we'll restate the question, "Which came first, X that can't come without Y, or Y that can't come without X?"

 

[JBeukema]

Chicken Came Before the Egg: "Scientific Proof" - CBS News

This should add proff of the world being created.

Wait, is it not possible that the chicken inherited the protein from an earlier egg-bearing ancestor that is now extinct?

 

[JBeukema]

The egg came first! They discovered a protein that helps create the egg shell. An egg doesn't require a shell to be an egg. Since we all evolved from single cell organisms, it seems obvioius that the single cell egg came first. If the chicken came first, where did it come from? It had to come from an egg, ergo, the egg was first.

It got here the same way humans and animals, it was created.

-via procreation

 

[JBeukema]

Creatures were laying eggs long before chickens manifested in the record

Perhaps a better question for this disucssion of evolution is this:

Which came first --the chicken or the chickenshit?

​

JUst fro you we'll restate the question, "Which came first, X that can't come without Y, or Y that can't come without X?"

The question is one only a moron with zero understanding of evolution would ask in seriousness.

 

[hortysir]

Lucky chicken

 

[Quantum Windbag]

Chicken Came Before the Egg: "Scientific Proof" - CBS News

This should add proff of the world being created.

Wait, is it not possible that the chicken inherited the protein from an earlier egg-bearing ancestor that is now extinct?

Where did that earlier egg bearing ancestor get the protein?

 

[JBeukema]

Chicken Came Before the Egg: "Scientific Proof" - CBS News

This should add proff of the world being created.

Wait, is it not possible that the chicken inherited the protein from an earlier egg-bearing ancestor that is now extinct?

Where did that earlier egg bearing ancestor get the protein?

Most likely, it was a mutation, which either spread through genetic drift or conveyed some advantage to those creatures bearing it.

It is possible that it was actually one of the earliest proteins to ever develop, rather than a mutation as we understand the term, and that all other species lost it, rather than the species in question gaining it, but that is far less likely.

Evolution 101

 

[Quantum Windbag]

Wait, is it not possible that the chicken inherited the protein from an earlier egg-bearing ancestor that is now extinct?

Where did that earlier egg bearing ancestor get the protein?

Most likely, it was a mutation, which either spread through genetic drift or conveyed some advantage to those creatures bearing it.

It is possible that it was actually one of the earliest proteins to ever develop, rather than a mutation as we understand the term, and that all other species lost it, rather than the species in question gaining it, but that is far less likely.

Evolution 101

Nonetheless, the chicken came before the egg, unless you can point to evidence that says otherwise. If all you have is conjecture and supposition, you loose.

 

[JBeukema]

Where did that earlier egg bearing ancestor get the protein?

Most likely, it was a mutation, which either spread through genetic drift or conveyed some advantage to those creatures bearing it.

It is possible that it was actually one of the earliest proteins to ever develop, rather than a mutation as we understand the term, and that all other species lost it, rather than the species in question gaining it, but that is far less likely.

Evolution 101

Nonetheless, the chicken came before the egg, unless you can point to evidence that says otherwise. If all you have is conjecture and supposition, you loose.

The hilarity of you posting conjecture and declaring it fact then claiming someone else who has made no assertions regarding which came first only has conjecture...


You level of stupidity is astounding.

 

[hjmick]

The question is, and always has been, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"

Regardless of recent scientific revelations, the answer is, and always has been, the egg.

Dinosaurs were laying eggs long before chickens made their appearance on the planet.

 

[froggy]

The question is, and always has been, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"

Regardless of recent scientific revelations, the answer is, and always has been, the egg.

Dinosaurs were laying eggs long before chickens made their appearance on the planet.

So a chicken is from a dinosaur.

 

[JBeukema]

The question is, and always has been, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"

Regardless of recent scientific revelations, the answer is, and always has been, the egg.

Dinosaurs were laying eggs long before chickens made their appearance on the planet.

party pooper

 

[rdean]

Science bad.

Magic good.

 

[Misty]

Both theories require faith

Would you rather believe you are the decendent of a retarded fish squirrel or a spiritual being created from love.

 

[Quantum Windbag]

Most likely, it was a mutation, which either spread through genetic drift or conveyed some advantage to those creatures bearing it.

It is possible that it was actually one of the earliest proteins to ever develop, rather than a mutation as we understand the term, and that all other species lost it, rather than the species in question gaining it, but that is far less likely.

Evolution 101

Nonetheless, the chicken came before the egg, unless you can point to evidence that says otherwise. If all you have is conjecture and supposition, you loose.

The hilarity of you posting conjecture and declaring it fact then claiming someone else who has made no assertions regarding which came first only has conjecture...


You level of stupidity is astounding.

You are truly astounding, you say something is conjecture even though it isn't, then insist that, just because someone claims it proves something it does not, that it is wrong. Why don't you just take the time to point out that having a chicken lay an egg only proves that chicken lay eggs? Instead you try to insist that the possibility exists that the protein came from somewhere else, and this proves that the egg came first. Unless you can provide something besides your dislike of the finding, the chicken came first, because the protein has to be present or the egg will not mature.