Which came first, the chicken or the egg? We have been hearing this question since school, people are arguing, trying to find an answer, but there is no answer, everyone remains unconvinced. Someone insists that the egg is primary, and the chicken hatched from it, while someone defends the version that the chicken appeared before the egg, because she laid it. So where is the truth? Let's see what is the meaning of this question, which has no clear answer, and find out which came first - the chicken or the egg. In this article, we will try to solve the puzzle, or at least get closer to understanding its essence. Some religions and philosophies believe that the answer is simple, and the question is not worth a damn. The first, in their opinion, was an egg, it symbolizes the birth of the Universe in all its diversity. Other religions will give other arguments: God created the Earth and all life on it, including the chicken, and the chicken has already laid an egg. Everything is logical, both versions have the right to exist, but again we are faced with a dilemma: what pointvision is correct, and which came first - the chicken or the egg?
The essence of this question lies in the transfer of humanity to the dual world. For more than a hundred years, society has been faced with tasks, the answers to which imply a choice between two categories. And there is a division into two worlds: this is good, and this is bad; this is true and this is false; this is black and this is white. Too easy? Let's make it harder. A very good example is the election campaign. We are offered the same two options: a Democratic candidate or a candidate, say, a communist. Moreover, the political coloring of the “object” is completely unimportant, this is just an example of a dual choice. Or consider the political situation in Ukraine, where the people are faced with a choice - integration into Europe or "friendship" with Russia. People are accustomed to dual thinking, and we forget that there are other colors in the world besides black and white, that there is always an alternative, and it is not worth following the proposed paths. After all, they are both wrong and will lead a person to a false choice. An example is the dialogue from the film “What Men Talk About”: “You did good to one woman, and bad to another. And you did everything in general for the third - but she doesn’t care …”
This short fragment tells us about the diversity of life, about tones and semitones. In search of an answer to the question posed, one should not dwell only on the proposed options. Make your choice! Look for the third, fourth, and if necessary, the tenth answer. The main thing is that hefit your vision, not someone else's. Learn to think outside the box, break out of the routine of life, go your own way. And this question: “Chicken or egg - which came first?” - leads us to duality. And in the end it leads to a truly democratic choice: what is better - execution or hanging? It is wiser to refuse what we are slipped. Choose a different option, and what it will be is up to you.
And now back to our question: "Which came first - the chicken or the egg?" The answer is simple, like the world around us, you just need to learn to see, hear and understand it: the rooster appeared first. Because with his assistance, the chicken will be able to lay a fertilized egg.
