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On 22 Jun 2024 00:42:51 GMT, rbowman wrote:

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> 42
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Another aficionado of that juvenile junk sci fi.

Let's inject some REAL MAN reality.

42 contains only minuscule information.  It is useless.

But ultimate knowledge, infinite knowledge, can be encoded
as a binary bit string of infinite length.  This infinite
bit string can be mapped onto a transcendental irrational
number.  Call this number Omega.

Moreover, this number can be very easily stored and transported
anywhere.  Since numbers express lengths on the continuum,
just etch a mark on a meter stick.  The mark corresponds
to Omega.  Infinite knowledge in your fucking pocket.

There's your REAL answer.

Now go back to your infantile comic books.