@filipstudeny
The true meaning of 42 is the number of seconds before another JavaScript framework is released
@parkermcmullin9108
A refraction angle of 42° makes a rainbow.
@gandalfgrey91
Sir, this is a Starbucks
@daniloribeiro7254
The Secret of Life is MATH : M (13) + A (1) + T (20) + H (8) = 42
@krumbergify
The question is - What is the universe meant for? The answer is - It is meant FOR TWO.
@Not_Clark_Kent
That one homeless man in 7/11:
@dupdrop
nah i'm pretty sure it's because 10 factorial seconds in days is exactly 42
@Saru-Dono
So Terry A Davis wasn't the first god-inspired programmer
@ThePrimeagen
Nobody knows why 42 was chosen in The hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy, but this seems like the most likely reason. Other people suggest black holes and other things but they just don't have a reason
@jamesusespivot
Stephen Fry actually knows the answer, supposedly (he was a friend of Douglas Adams), but he said he'll take it to his grave :'(
@ITR
Obligatory "It's not the meaning of life, but the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe and everything" statement. We don't know what question it is the answer to.
@dr.mikeybee
42 is the number of orders of magnitude difference from the strong force to gravity.
@scott-richardson
It was at age 42 when I feel like I finally understood life, my place here in this existence, and who/what I actually am.
@cabanford
Dude - you've absolutely, positively have to go full Dastardly handlebar on that 'stache 💪
@jessoctavio
I thought he never actually built one, just designed it.
@mercury000
You're right. I was NOT prepared!
@djordjeostojic95
wrong, Nikola Tesla said that understanding numbers 3, 6 and 9 are “key to the universe” and holds the secrets of energy, vibration, and resonance
@shrimpcommodore8423
So what progression was the Babbage machine producing? Or was it just doing n+2 this poorly?
@NenJiDaPassiv
I heard it was possibly the Gutenberg bible, with 42 lines per page, being the first time humans were able to transfer meaning and understanding across society. Prior to this, owning and reading books was relatively rare.
@Noxxet