Eggs? Yes, EGGS.
I recently had something of a mild shock, which, of course, fed me (no pun intended) with an interesting lesson.
I have been eating eggs my entire life (something more than thirty earthtrips around the Sun) and I only recently learnt that commercial eggs are generally not a product of fertilization, because chickens' production of eggs are something naturally occurring to them! (Like women's menses)
Well, believe it or not, that was something new to me, and I boast for my fair education!
That occurrence teaches us two things:
1) We, city people, are extremely removed from nature.
2) We should never take anything for granted, unless we have cross-referenced it.
I recently had something of a mild shock, which, of course, fed me (no pun intended) with an interesting lesson.
I have been eating eggs my entire life (something more than thirty earthtrips around the Sun) and I only recently learnt that commercial eggs are generally not a product of fertilization, because chickens' production of eggs are something naturally occurring to them! (Like women's menses)
Well, believe it or not, that was something new to me, and I boast for my fair education!
That occurrence teaches us two things:
1) We, city people, are extremely removed from nature.
2) We should never take anything for granted, unless we have cross-referenced it.
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