I think the factory egg industry has already stripped the resources/comfort down as far as possible, so I don't see how this could make that any worse. I'm nor

I think the factory egg industry has already stripped the resources/comfort down as far as possible, so I don't see how this could make that any worse. I'm normally resistant to claims that a new technology is going to make an unpleasant situation better, but in this case, I'm sympathetic. I'd rather get rid of the egg factories and have eggs raised the way my grandma did (and I still do). But that's not going to happen as long as people live in large cities. So if there's a way to identify the male eggs so they can be used as food before the chicks start to develop, rather than letting them hatch and then grinding up living, breathing birds, I'd have to say that's an improvement.