The questions of the universe

Can we answer the "unanswerable"? Have we already? Is there really a question without an answer?

 

no, because many unanswerable questions are abstract ideas or based on the concept of faith, which is really nothing more than an intangible feeling/belief.

 

what is unanswerable?

 

i think he means "what is the purpose of life" and stuff like that.

 

the answer is 42

 

everything has an answer

 

yeah and i just gave it to you

 

not a definative answer that can be proven

 

that was the answer for what is unanswerable, not the answer for what everything is

 

ohhh. i see. silly me.

 

no it's the answer to the meaning of life and shit
it's the answer
the answer is 42





doesn't anybody read anymore?
i mean they even made a movie on the book recently
fuck this i'm going home

 

There are infinite unanswerable questions if you want to know why your experiencing what you know. It's a conundrum

 

go home, because your wrong. 42 is not the answer to everything

 

go fucking read a book


cause 42 is the answer to everything

 

i read plenty of books...not your quasi science bullshit books though

 

"If a tree falls in the woods, and no one is there to see it, did the tree really fall?"

Why do people say "hot water heater".

Hmmm... who am I? Nope, got nuthin' *sigh*

 

of course the tree fell

never heard someone say hot water heater - haha odd people they must be

 

no..

 

You are correct, because in order for something to 'have fallen', there needs to be a conscious being present to term it as thus. If there is no conscious being to define a tree as thus, the tree simply was standing in the past, and presently is on the forest floor, and in the future will be, well we cant exactly determine that. But the 10 directions of time and space are only as such because we comprehend and perceive them to be that way.

 

What came first?