I wish you linked to the article.
The argument you present seems to be about the emergence of egg laying creatures and not about chickens.
Wikipedia says that the domesticated chicken appeared about 8000 years ago.
I guess that, if we are talking about domesticated chickens, then there was a free bird flying around. Some greedy humans took its eggs and then started the process of creating a domesticated
The domesticated chicken.
The debate of a domestic chicken debate, the egg would have come first because the free bird that laid the egg was a free bird and not a domestic chicken.
!WINE
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