Which is easier to break, one egg in one hand and one egg in the other?

It must be fragile. That egg is more fragile! What's the problem?

Without preconditions, I can only tell you euphemistically that it is definitely fragile. Speak louder. I'm afraid you'll report me and call you retarded! One egg bumped into another. I want to say that the force is mutual, and there is no problem of which egg is less stressed. Think about it, you said that two weak girls collided at the speed of 100 meters sprint. Who will have a little pain? Won't it hurt them both? You think you are a struggling monster, you can absorb the impact!

If one is a raw egg and the other is a cooked egg, the raw egg is easily broken.

If there is a premise, then this problem is different. One is a raw egg, which is full of liquid substances, and the other is a cooked egg, which is full of solid substances. In terms of force, liquid substances can absorb force, and solid substances can bear and rebound. So if it's raw eggs and cooked eggs, it must be raw eggs that have been beaten and cried.

If one is a raw egg and the other is a preserved egg, it is still possible that the raw egg is injured.

Preserved eggs, everyone should have eaten them! Smells like alkali and bitterness! Although preserved eggs did not denature the protein of raw eggs after high temperature, protein was denatured due to special alkaline substances in the eggshell of preserved eggs. Protein will become a solid substance after denaturation. So the nature of preserved eggs is similar to that of cooked eggs. When two eggs collide, the raw egg must be broken.

If both are raw eggs, it depends on luck. If you are unlucky, both of them will be broken.

If you are bored and insist on doing experiments with two raw eggs, I advise you not to do experiments, or both of them may break. On TV, we can occasionally see the chef show off his skills. He has an egg in his left hand and an egg in his right. Two eggs collide, one hand is separated and the other hand is put into the pot. That smells good!