One of the works that lays out this problem includes a comparison between one group's inclination to put  roosters that lay eggs on trial and another groups interpretation of such roosters as omens.
One of the works that lays out this problem includes a comparison between one group's inclination to put  roosters that lay eggs on trial and another groups interpretation of such roosters as omens. This problem's  namesake wrote a work on it called The Grand Titration. One answer to part of this problem is Mark Elvin's  high-level equilibrium trap, which proposes that high population densities prohibit centralization and  productivity increases. The namesake of this conundrum is the subject of a Simon Winchester biography titled after  his "love." Its namesake tried to answer this question in part by noting how in some lineages of thought, natural law  and natural science have a common origin. This quandary's namesake, a British biochemist, ran a Science Co-  operation Office in Chongqing. For 10 points, name this question that asks why despite having an initial  technological advantage, China fell behind the west in science for hundreds of years.
One of the works that lays out this problem includes a comparison between one group's inclination to put  roosters that lay eggs on trial and another groups interpretation of such roosters as omens.
Needham question [prompt on “why did china fall behind the west” and the like cause THINGS HAVE  NAMES]