Fried rice 🍚

The central tenet of the theory of evolution as it is today, is that all life on earth descended from a common ancestor. Going by this logic, every organism is related to each other. In a way, all life belongs to one giant family tree. By this logic, the claim "Humans and chicken share a common ancestor, and thus are related" is a reasonable one.

But is there any direct evidence for this? Actually...yes. If we are asked for the biggest differences between us and chickens, laying eggs would probably come on top. Since humans give birth, it is a fact that they don't produce the building blocks of said eggs. Then, why does the human genome contain bits and pieces of such genes that code for these building blocks? The most reasonable explanation is that humans inherited these genes from an egg-laying ancestor, that also happened to be an ancestor of chickens. Otherwise, specially-created humans have no need for such broken genes.

A question might be asked : Why are these genes broken? All genes are subject to mutations at a fairly constant rate. A fact of physics and chemistry. When a gene is vital, then any mutation that makes it lose its function will be selected against. If a chicken has a mutation of the VIT2 gene, it won't be able to make the yolk. Without it, no reproduction. So the gene kept its function, because all members who had a negative (said "inactivating" or "loss-of-function") mutation, had no descends. Now imagine a human or an ape having an inactivating mutation in the VIT2 gene? Nothing happens. No natural selection stops this mutation from spreading, because the gene isn't needed, and we get a pseudogene or gene fragments.

Delícia da night! 😋 A todo vapor! #egg #tomate (at Ilha do Governador) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNgWQsMJ6deJidjSCJxKv6HcfJZwOuCHXMQVLo0/?igshid=1l72tux93gzao

@cliopadra e..egg?

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A little brioche French toast and strawberries not Caribbean but sure is yummy 😋🤙🏼 #french #frenchtoast #strawberry #egg #yummy #foodporn #foodie #foodstagram #foodphotography #foodlover #foodheaven #breakfast #brunch #snack #tasty #tastyfood #tastytreats #tastyrecipes https://www.instagram.com/p/CNgDPSLhikn/?igshid=1wuvejw5og3zt

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WAIT REWIND BACK TO FIRST ICEBERG FJDHFH What's J-dog's Tumblr account?

J-Dog has an actual tumblr account on here but it’s been inactive since 2014 and most of the posts are just from his instagram. He apparently had it since April 2012

If you want his tumblr it’s @/jdog-hlm-blog

❝Avocado Egg Rolls

White Pizza with Pecorino, Scallions, and Egg

new dish 113/365: Fennel and Egg vs what it’s supposed to look like and where it came from

A bit of a confession - I made this once before but ate the food before taking a photo of it. Probably a good thing as this was a better version. Slater is just all over the place in terms of proportions and this works much better when you’re sparing with the oil. It also works when you follow the spirit of his dish and work out your own way of implementing it. He suggests this as a fridge tidying up stir fry - so mine used fennel, leek and a couple of sad mushrooms that where going to struggle to find there way into anything else. Worked well and the egg yolk functions as a kind of sauce - which is needed

Pasta w. Ham, Egg, & Black Pepper

Feta, Arugula, and Poached Egg Open Sandwiches

Pan Fried Dumplings (by Kwong Eats)

Recipe by fumitake1969

egg

life is like an egg, it can be rotten, it can perfectly fine, it can be empty, it can be solid, or not at all, it can be fresh and new, or old and forgotten, it can be full of life, or be completely dead

but on the outside they look the exact same sometimes