official cb7tuner.com debate thread. topic #1

[souldoubt]

which came first? the chicken or the egg?

let keep this semi-serious, please provide the logic behind your answer.


have fun and discuss....



(i know this maybe a worthless thread, but it is off topic and could very well turn out to be a great moment in cb7t.com history.)

[J-specCb4]

the egg came first



discuss....

[Davids92Accord]

which came first? the chicken or the egg?

let keep this semi-serious, please provide the logic behind your answer.


have fun and discuss....



(i know this maybe a worthless thread, but it is off topic and could very well turn out to be a great moment in cb7t.com history.)

i have to say the egg cause the chicken comes out of the egg BUT then again theres another question how did the egg get there? hmmmmmmm i have to think about this for a while
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[souldoubt]

my brain hurts already..........

[Davids92Accord]

yeamans you might be right but heres the question to that what did it evolve from??? this is never going to end lol
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[souldoubt]

hell yeah, darwinism!!! it's getting better.

[J-specCb4]

hurry up i got a new topic hahah this topic makes my head hurt


and btw the FIRST chicken was from an egg because it had to of been the first one of its kind when hatched due to evolution

[deevergote]

Everything evolved from single celled organisms. The chicken evolved from a primitive form of bird, which evolved from an even more primitive form, which most likely evolved from something aquatic. Egg laying, since it is common among birds and fish, probably began with the aquatic ancestor.

So my answer to the question is: Fish.

[sonikaccord]

Ahhh but what did single cell organisms evolve from?

[2.2AZUL]

Everything evolved from single celled organisms. The chicken evolved from a primitive form of bird, which evolved from an even more primitive form, which most likely evolved from something aquatic. Egg laying, since it is common among birds and fish, probably began with the aquatic ancestor.

So my answer to the question is: Fish.

WOW dev....o.k how about this one.....sorry souldoubt...but my head hurt about the egg shit...lol


Which is most :real"--the chair you are sitting on, the molecules that make up the chair, or the sensations and images you have of the chair as you are sitting on it?

[phatdoughnut]

Next topic please

This question appears regularly in the question file, so let's take a shot at it.

In nature, living things evolve through changes in their DNA. In an animal like a chicken, DNA from a male sperm cell and a female ovum meet and combine to form a zygote -- the first cell of a new baby chicken. This first cell divides innumerable times to form all of the cells of the complete animal. In any animal, every cell contains exactly the same DNA, and that DNA comes from the zygote.

Chickens evolved from non-chickens through small changes caused by the mixing of male and female DNA or by mutations to the DNA that produced the zygote. These changes and mutations only have an effect at the point where a new zygote is created. That is, two non-chickens mated and the DNA in their new zygote contained the mutation(s) that produced the first true chicken. That one zygote cell divided to produce the first true chicken.

Prior to that first true chicken zygote, there were only non-chickens. The zygote cell is the only place where DNA mutations could produce a new animal, and the zygote cell is housed in the chicken's egg. So, the egg must have come first.

http://www.howstuffworks.com/question85.htm

[J-specCb4]

if a tree falls in the forest and nobody or ANYTHING is around to hear it soes it make a sound???

keep in mind that noise is a transfer of soundwaves

[2.2AZUL]

it depends on the country........idk

[sonikaccord]

if a tree falls in the forest and nobody or ANYTHING is around to hear it soes it make a sound???

keep in mind that noise is a transfer of soundwaves

Sound:
1. Vibrations transmitted through an elastic solid or a liquid or gas, with frequencies in the approximate range of 20 to 20,000 hertz, capable of being detected by human organs of hearing.
2. Transmitted vibrations of any frequency.
3. The sensation stimulated in the organs of hearing by such vibrations in the air or other medium.
4. Such sensations considered as a group.

When the tree falls and hits the ground, it causes vibrations in the air aka sound.
so the answer is... Yes, the tree does make a sound.

[J-specCb4]

Sound:
1. Vibrations transmitted through an elastic solid or a liquid or gas, with frequencies in the approximate range of 20 to 20,000 hertz, capable of being detected by human organs of hearing.
2. Transmitted vibrations of any frequency.
3. The sensation stimulated in the organs of hearing by such vibrations in the air or other medium.
4. Such sensations considered as a group.

When the tree falls and hits the ground, it causes vibrations in the air aka sound.
so the answer is... Yes, the tree does make a sound.

however if there is nothing around to transmit sound waves into actual sound how would it make a sound