can i know it
Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 21:30can i know it
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Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 21:30Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 21:47Depends what it is...
Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 22:01no, you cant handle it.
i can
Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 22:15i can
Posted: 25 Nov 2008, 23:31Since you say you can handle it
The answer you seek to your question is 42
The main issue is of course to understand the answer you need to understand the ultimate question. Currently there is a program running that will take approx 10 million years to complete at that time I hope to be able to give you the ultimate question, although I suspect that the computer may be destroyed before it can complete its programming in order to make way for a bypass.
Welcome to the phorum Kerian, nice to see you posting m8, even if you are not making much sense
The answer you seek to your question is 42
The main issue is of course to understand the answer you need to understand the ultimate question. Currently there is a program running that will take approx 10 million years to complete at that time I hope to be able to give you the ultimate question, although I suspect that the computer may be destroyed before it can complete its programming in order to make way for a bypass.
Welcome to the phorum Kerian, nice to see you posting m8, even if you are not making much sense
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 12:16It's OK, it did come up with the ultimate question. It is:
What is 6 x 9?
What is 6 x 9?
is it 51
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 16:37is it 51 Rooster
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 18:24+3 k
okay
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 18:50okay 54
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 19:02No it's 42.
is it
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 21:02is it
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 21:07just to spare the pain read the hitch hikers guide to the galaxy
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 22:11the program did return the following answer as the ultimate question
what do you get if you multiply six by nine.
however if I remember correctly the question was corrupted by wrong data input in the early stages of the program, and the program returned a corrupted question, therefore the ultimate question still remains a mystery.
what do you get if you multiply six by nine.
however if I remember correctly the question was corrupted by wrong data input in the early stages of the program, and the program returned a corrupted question, therefore the ultimate question still remains a mystery.
Posted: 26 Nov 2008, 22:28Hehe yes. Although Adams inadvertently made the answer to the question correct...
What you get if you multiply 6 by 9 is actually 42. In base 13 anyway
What you get if you multiply 6 by 9 is actually 42. In base 13 anyway