. . . the chicken or the egg?
Answer: The egg. Chickens are born from eggs.
Question: Where did the egg come from?
Answer: The female of whatever two closely, genetically-compatible species mated, the progeny of which was the first chicken.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
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Working William
William is my best friend at this point of my life. He has an uncommon developed talent for understanding processes, though I don't thin...
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The generation after Socrates' death, his philosophies were made very popular by those who knew him, one of whom was Plato. Plato had a ...
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