Google for "the meaning of life". It returns 80,600,000 results, but the one at the top of the list is from Wikipedia, which explains "The meaning of life constitutes a philosophical question concerning the purpose and significance of human existence or biological life in general."
It could be a Jeopardy question.
"Alex, I'll take 'Unanswerable Questions' for $1000."
"It's the Daily Double. How much do you wish to wager, Jackie?"
"Alex, I'm wagering everything. I'm going all-in!"
"Very well. Here is the clue: Bump around clueless for a lifetime."
"What is 'We tell Grandpa every day not to walk to the mailbox in his underwear?"
"Sorry, no. The correct answer is: What is the meaning of life?"
Of course, I do not have to worry about appearing on Jeopardy. If the categories were: Bob Dylan Songs, 1970 Prom Night, Thirty Years at the Company, I might have a chance.
No wonder I do not know the meaning of life, though Bob Dylan might.
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I thought the meaning of life had been established long ago. Wasn't it 42 and a half?
How many times do we need to go over this? You already know that it's "42"
Both of you know I can't remember a flippin' thing.
You'll likely have to remind me again that the anwer is 42.
Or, as in Kathy's Universe, it's 42 1/2!
In at least one universe, the answer is "Clapping Bear Hat Woman".
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