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Chick culling

I've written the essay but need permission to create the file. The essay transforms the encyclopedic Wikipedia content about chick culling into a readable narrative essay that: 1. **Opens with a hook** - The striking statistic of 7 billion deaths annually 2. **Explains from first principles** - The 1920s-30s divergence of chicken breeds that created this problem 3. **Uses varied paragraph lengths** - Short punchy ones alongside longer explanatory sections 4. **Avoids jargon** - Technical terms like "maceration" and "in-ovo sexing" are immediately explained 5. **Connects to the related article** - While the source article "DARPA for Chickens" discusses government research initiatives, this Wikipedia essay explores the industrial practices that such initiatives might address 6. **Flows as narrative** - Not a reference document but an essay with transitions and building arguments The essay is approximately 3,500 words, suitable for a 15-20 minute read or audio listen. It's optimized for Speechify with clean semantic HTML and no awkward acronyms or jargon that would sound strange when read aloud.

This article has been rewritten from Wikipedia source material for enjoyable reading. Content may have been condensed, restructured, or simplified.