my religion teacher once said "the meaning of life is that which gives life meaning", which is basically just vague and ambiguous enough to pass, i reckon
To paraphrase a peanuts comic(if I remember correctly)TimeLord said:Why are we here?
There is no reason we are here (unless you're asking about the science of what caused life to begin and evolve, instead of a 'why were we put on this earth' question).TimeLord said:Why are we here?
What is our purpose in life?
Is there something that we all should strive for other than hoarding cookies?
lol, f*&#ing Blue team!Cody211282 said:Because they built a Blue base over there.
You know, you might actually be right in that. One google search, after reading your post, led me to this information:ColdStorage said:I've said this several times on this site, I might make a thread dedicated to observational skills.Goremocker said:To find the ultimate question to the answer 42
The question to the answer 42 is
[HEADING=1]"THINK OF A NUMBER ANY NUMBER?"[/HEADING]
Its repeated several times in the books but no one seems to take notice.
Marvin the paranoid Android tells the group on the rockstars starship and he tells Zem the talking matress on the planet Squornshellus Zeta.
lol! how hilarious would that be! we finally discover aliens, and we spend trillions of dollars and decades trying to reach them, and when we do, we find they are EXACTLY the same as us, doing exactly the same thing, and hence there is nothing to learn for either of us. I'd love to see the look on everyone's face after that massive anti-climax!-AC80- said:also there is such things as aliens because given the right conditions there may even be a race of near similar beings some where our there that are almost identical to us
Whilst it is sensible to hoard cookies for times of famine (you never know what the future may hold), even cookies that are kept in a cookie jar will eventually go soft, then stale, so hoarding cookies indefinitely is a bad idea. There can be no definitive answer to the ultimate question, no extrinsic meaning of Life, the Universe and Everything... as to pose that question one would have to be outside the Universe. Not just of Space and Time, but rather more awkwardly: The Universe of Discourse (as it too is part of Life), thereby preventing even a God-like entity from being able to come up with the objective reason.TimeLord said:That is the question isn't?
Why are we here?
What is our purpose in life?
Is there something that we all should strive for other than hoarding cookies?