Arthur is conducting an experiment. He places his stepladder on his basement's cement floor, and climbs up while holding a raw egg (in its shell) in one hand. While climbing, he accidentally drops the egg. However, it does not smash into a gooey mess after falling a distance of six feet. Why not?
(The answer is really frustratingly simple and stupid. You will be extremely annoyed at it when you figure out what it is — or when I tell you, whichever happens first.)
Top answer
but is it because the egg was already smashed even before Arthur dropped the egg?
— Jacko
but is it because the egg was already smashed even before Arthur dropped the egg?
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Because he falls too and quicker than the egg and receive it again in his hand? Because the egg was already a chick? Because he had a experiment-mate down the stepladder waiting for the egg? Because the egg smashed but little far where there was no cement? 'Cos the mother of the egg rescued it before smashing?