Nigeria, June 7 -- The global debate over delaying or restricting children's access to social media has painted a picture in the mind, right or wrong, of a generation accelerating into the world before its foundations are set. Before improved poultry breeds and hybrid seeds, families raised local fowls that grew slowly, lean in flesh, but armored by hardship. They foraged on scraps, shrugged off weather, resisted disease, and lived long because they were built, cell by cell, through struggle. The new broiler chickens flipped the script: rapid growth, fleshy bodies, market weight in weeks. But they are fragile. Without climate control, antibiotics, and careful feeding, they sicken and die young. Speed, it turns out, trades resilience for b...