what do you think is the answer to the universe?

[jdor11 91]

Simple, just state what you think the answer to the universe is!

42 is a reasonable answer too.

[I used to be a stranger 7,988]

Love.

[Dragonshy 2,305]

There is no answer to the universe, because for there to be an answer, there must first be a reasonable question.

[Chill Mists (Chilly) 801]

Ponies.

[Lady Rarity Pony 4,892]

Love and compassion.

[I_wesley125 393]

The question is nonsensical.

"The universe" is not a question.

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Love.

 

Love and compassion.

 

But how could the "answer" to the universe be a human felt emotion?

[Lady Rarity Pony 4,892]

But how could the "answer" to the universe be a human felt emotion?

 

Why should it be a material object? Of what value is that?

[jdor11 91]

how about life of all living thing's?

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Why should it be a material object? Of what value is that?

 

I didn't say it was a material object. In fact, in my first post I said: There is no answer to the universe, because for there to be an answer, there must first be a reasonable question.

[Random User 249]

Relatively, what we think is the answer to the universe (not taking into account the universe is not a question) is useless. Human concepts are pointless in comparison to everything ever in existence, except to human beings.

[jdor11 91]

ok then what is the question to the universe?

[~Lawful Jordo~ 2,064]

There isn't an answer because there is no question. We simply exist.

[jdor11 91]

how do you know? if there was a question what do you think it is?

[I used to be a stranger 7,988]

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[Strife 455]

Relatively, what we think is the answer to the universe (not taking into account the universe is not a question) is useless. Human concepts are pointless in comparison to everything ever in existence, except to human beings.

 

Thanks for saving my effort for having to type that out.

[Random User 249]

We must have a purpose, otherwise we wouldn't have bothered asking it. (Unless we just thought it was nonsense anyways, like asking what kind of cheese the moon is made of.)

 

Certainly a man being hungry implies there is such a thing as food.

 

Why must we have a purpose? What if we're just here? Just because one questions their existence doesn't warrant a purpose.

 

Thanks for saving my effort for having to type that out.

 

Mhm.

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Optimism is too foolish to notice the evil in the world.

Pessimism is too brash to appreciate the good.

Therefore, both are too simple.

 

Love of something higher than the individual or even the Universe itself is the ability to ascribe a definition and standard to which the Universe should be corrected. I believe in a God of Love; and by that power I am willing to tear the world asunder, and all that are in it, in order to repair it.

By Love.

 

 

We must have a purpose, otherwise we wouldn't have bothered asking it. (Unless we just thought it was nonsense anyways, like asking what kind of cheese the moon is made of.)

 

Certainly a man being hungry implies there is such a thing as food.

 

Love is an emotion felt by humans, that is a fact. Is that feeling something that other beings can feel? Possibly, possibly not. Speaking of our world, Earth, as something more than a small planet in the universe is a bit foolish. The talk of Gods, well I rather not share my thoughts on that subject to avoid controversy. Can humans say anything for fact when we are such a microscopic piece of everything? I do not believe so. Also, of what type of question is: What do you think the answer to the universe is? There is no real meaning or question to that.

[The Awesome One 1,314]

Ponies, ponies, ponies, and oh yes, ponies.

[Whiteshade 1,426]

Irrelevant.

[I used to be a stranger 7,988]

Love is an emotion felt by humans, that is a fact. Is that feeling something that other beings can feel? Possibly, possibly not. Speaking of our world, Earth, as something more than a small planet in the universe is a bit foolish. The talk of Gods, well I rather not share my thoughts on that subject to avoid controversy. Can humans say anything for fact when we are such a microscopic piece of everything? I do not believe so. Also, of what type of question is: What do you think the answer to the universe is? There is no real meaning or question to that.

 

My conviction is that We, human beings, are the "center" of God's creation, and that the Universe exists around us, both for us to enjoy and explore, and appreciate as an extended representation of different aspects and features of God.

[Dragonshy 2,305]

My conviction is that We, human beings, are the "center" of God's creation, and that the Universe exists around us, both for us to enjoy and explore, and appreciate as an extended representation of different aspects and features of God.

 

Well it seems we have completely different views. I won't argue with your views though.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,282]

Entropy

[EWAN 31]

the answer is muffins. . . 42 boxes of muffins.

[Tyger 213]

Everything.