Lyse Beck

2 months ago | litopia.com | Laura Rikono |James Charles |Rachel McCarron |Lyse Beck

Of the many jobs I’ve juggled, my latest presents a unique challenge. Sabah, in Malaysian North Borneo, is popular with Korean tourists. Five hours south of Seoul, it offers rich seafood, fun watersports, spectacular sunsets, golf courses, and tuition centres. Yes, tuition centres. While parents enjoy their lobster lunches after the morning golf round, their offspring are safely tucked away in a classroom with me. Five kids, wildly varying ages and abilities, in one small room for six hours.

2 months ago | litopia.com | Claire Gallagher |Rachel McCarron |Lyse Beck |Katie-Ellen Hazeldine

Bear With Me!Okay, this is probably a weird analogy but this is how my (bird-brained!) mind works. So, in terms of the title question, I’ve thought long and hard about this and, with my limited scientific knowledge, I’ve decided it’s the egg (yes, I know there’s more to this question than meets the eye, but stay with me!). Why the egg? Well, given that evolution can occur through genetic mutation between generations, surely the precursor species laid an egg which gave birth to the chicken species?