cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28910463

This is a real thing I do. It feels weird if the weight of the carton isn’t evenly balanced when I take it from the fridge.

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Why would you ever want your eggs to be asymmetrical if you could help it? Eggs are fragile and symmetry promotes greater carton balance

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If there is one thing that seemed useless in school that actually is useful in every day life, it’s learning how to engineer a thing so you can drop an egg without breaking the egg.

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“Balanced, as all things should be.”

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TIL: I have autism.

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To be fair, even weight distribution will lessen the chances for someone grabbing the empty end and having the heavy end droop the carton causing eggs to fall on the floor (this is a lessons learned) 🥚

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I keep all the eggs at the end that’s facing out, where I grab it. Less leverage on the carton.

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More eggs in hand.

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What if you only wanted one egg?

Me: sorry, that’s just not possible.

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