Chicken and Egg Debate!!

[kalanrakas]

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Ingon ani na ay:

Chronologically, ang itlog ang nag-una. Sa evolution, ang manok ug ang tanang mga langgam, gikan sa dinosaurs. Meaning, wa pay manok, diha na ang itlog or the ability to lay eggs kay mangitlog man tong mga dinosaurs.

The dinosaurs continued to evolve until they became birds and, in our discussion's case, some became domesticated birds or chickens. What remains in spite of the millions of years of evolution is their egg-laying capability which is for them a perfect way of producing off-springs.

So there. Nag-una ang itlog sa chronology although ang sulod adtong itloga di pa manok kun dili ang ancestors sa mga manok. However, even the ability to lay eggs in order to bring forth off-springs is a product of evolution. By natural selection, animals, even plants, survive if they can find the most suitable conditions and capabilities for their species. So, there has to be a species first that has to re-engineer it's body and habits in order to ensure survival. Bearing that in mind, it is the dinosaur, the great-great-great grandmother of chickens, that engineered its body in order to succeed in life. I don't think that an egg can do so much to re-engineer itself for it to survive.

See? It's not as simple as chicken. You have to view it in the perspective of evolution.

[Existanz]

Ingon ani na ay:

Chronologically, ang itlog ang nag-una. Sa evolution, ang manok ug ang tanang mga langgam, gikan sa dinosaurs. Meaning, wa pay manok, diha na ang itlog or the ability to lay eggs kay mangitlog man tong mga dinosaurs.

The dinosaurs continued to evolve until they became birds and, in our discussion's case, some became domesticated birds or chickens. What remains in spite of the millions of years of evolution is their egg-laying capability which is for them a perfect way of producing off-springs.

So there. Nag-una ang itlog sa chronology although ang sulod adtong itloga di pa manok kun dili ang ancestors sa mga manok. However, even the ability to lay eggs in order to bring forth off-springs is a product of evolution. By natural selection, animals, even plants, survive if they can find the most suitable conditions and capabilities for their species. So, there has to be a species first that has to re-engineer it's body and habits in order to ensure survival. Bearing that in mind, it is the dinosaur, the great-great-great grandmother of chickens, that engineered its body in order to succeed in life. I don't think that an egg can do so much to re-engineer itself for it to survive.

See? It's not as simple as chicken. You have to view it in the perspective of evolution.

The question should be "ASA ANG NAUNA, ANG ITLOG O ANG DINOSAUR?" harharhar!!

[NASYO]

para nako, na-una ang itlog..

kay kung walay itlog, dili man malipay ang mga chix ug chicken.

labi nag mag-check-in

[Hellblazer 2.1]

OT: i wonder what Mr. Bible Man has to say about this thread? ('c',)

[tata jingle]

amazing jud ang theory of evolution.
wow,brainy ayo mga pinoy dah.

para sa ako manok jud ang nauna...kay mangitlog baya na, dayon sila sad ang maglomlom sa itlog para mahimo na sad nga manok.

ahhehehhehe...

[gud_boy]

Ingon ani na ay:

Chronologically, ang itlog ang nag-una. Sa evolution, ang manok ug ang tanang mga langgam, gikan sa dinosaurs. Meaning, wa pay manok, diha na ang itlog or the ability to lay eggs kay mangitlog man tong mga dinosaurs.

The dinosaurs continued to evolve until they became birds and, in our discussion's case, some became domesticated birds or chickens. What remains in spite of the millions of years of evolution is their egg-laying capability which is for them a perfect way of producing off-springs.

So there. Nag-una ang itlog sa chronology although ang sulod adtong itloga di pa manok kun dili ang ancestors sa mga manok. However, even the ability to lay eggs in order to bring forth off-springs is a product of evolution. By natural selection, animals, even plants, survive if they can find the most suitable conditions and capabilities for their species. So, there has to be a species first that has to re-engineer it's body and habits in order to ensure survival. Bearing that in mind, it is the dinosaur, the great-great-great grandmother of chickens, that engineered its body in order to succeed in life. I don't think that an egg can do so much to re-engineer itself for it to survive.

See? It's not as simple as chicken. You have to view it in the perspective of evolution.

nice info kalanrakas.....hehehe

[Hellblazer 2.1]

OT: asa may mas lami, ang ta-e or itih? ('c',)

[daveclark612]

kung itlog moy una gi himo sa Ginoo, kinsa man ga lumlom aron ma piso ang itlog? si Eba or si Adan?

[r3roble]

alphabetically, chicken jud ang nauna kaysa itlog...

[Toushirou]

IMO, the first chicken was made by god's hands...

The egg just came when the male and female chicken mated and the female reproduced...

Just the same as Adam and Eve...

Man and Woman came before the baby...