Chicken or the Egg....?

Question

If a rooster laid an egg on the ridge of a barn facing west in the northern hemisphere, would the egg roll down the north or south side of the barn?

Answer 1

It doesn't matter. If you have an egg-laying rooster, there is some money to be made.

Answer 2

Fredric Cohen (1959 ad- ) talked about that, had the egg come first, there would were no fowl (fowl) to position it, sit down on it and save it warmth, so a stay chick would not at all have hatched from it. So the egg needs a fowl. The question now is the position did that first fowl come from? If in effortless words an egg it really is laid by a fowl and which will hatch right into a fowl will be seen a fowl egg: Then the first fowl got here from a diverse type of egg (no longer a fowl egg) and laid the first fowl egg. for that reason eggs (usually) got here first, the fowl got here after, and the fowl egg got here very last.

Answer 3

Roosters do not lay eggs, but if it was a hen laying an eggeI would think that the egg would roll to the south.

Answer 4

You not from New York are you, a rooster laying an egg?

Answer 5

Roosters don't lay eggs

Answer 6

Oops. Roosters don't lay eggs. They are a male chicken.

Answer 7

A ROOSTER IS MALE AND THEREFORE CANNOT LAY AN EGG IN THE FIRST PLACE!!

Answer 8

neither--roosters are male and therefore don't lay eggs!

Answer 9

impossible they dont lay eggs

Answer 10

it dont matter :| both have major calories and fat! hope they die