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No. 42 is the answer to the Ultimate Question. A question which was never known.
Duh.

The question is how many times do I think of Igg a day.

No, but your response was almost exactly what I was going to say. O_O

No, the Ultimate Question to Life, the Universe, and Everything is...

How many roads must a man walk down?

The answer obviously fits.

42 is also the average number of times I think of Igg in a 30-minute period.

I have two different view of time travel.

1: Someone goes back in time, changes something and when they get back they are in a completely different timeline and everyone thinks they're different or something. They then go back again, try to fix it and keep messing up which is absolutely hilarious. This is sort of like the film Terminator. the Terminator guy goes back to stop a huge war starting or something.

2: Someone goes back in time to change something but have to hide that they do it, when they get back they realize that it had already been done and they just didn't notice it. This is sort of like the film Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. A part of this would be that Harry thought he saw his dad performing the patronus, then went back in time and realized that he did it and saw himself. If he hadn't done gone back in time then it would have created a time paradox because he saw his future self doing it and therefore HAD to do it.

Confusing stuff.

infinite space?
easy.
space exists not only in the 3rd dimension.
but also the 4th, 5th, 6th (various states of time) 7th, 8th and 9th (just... dont ask)

think of it this way:
when you look out into the nights sky, all the galaxies around us are moving away from us?
that would mean where at the centre of the universe right?
nope, afraid not.
Think of it like this: place a few dots on a uninflated balloon, then blow it up.
all the spots move away from eachother as it inflates, but none of them can claim to be the centre of this baloonite universe (other than the fact that they cant talk) so whats going on?
enter the 7th, 8th and 9th dimensions.

as for how its infinite, again, easy. its not.
as you move towards the "edge" of the universe you will simply keep going, eventually youll end up back where you started (assuming you go in a straight line)
again, inside of a sphere kind of stuff here.


meaning of life, 42 as has been said.
the question?
knowing the answer immedietly excludes knowing the question, and to know both simeltaneously would mean that the unierse would cease to be and come back into being ever more complicated.

If space is a sphere then that means it's round like the earth and other planets. Space surrounds us and the planets. A sphere HAS to have something surrounding it. So what surrounds space? We will never know. Ever. It just isn't possible.

Why does it have to have something surround it? Just because things in our day to day experience have something around them doesn't mean the universe has to, anymore than because we have a creator, the universe has to have one as well.

Because it doesn't seem possible. Think of it this way; a computer game has boundaries, right. You can't pass the boundaries because it hasn't been programmed. Outside of those boundaries nothing exists. However, the universe isn't programmed like a computer game. If nothing surrounded it and a person managed to find themselves outside the universe what would happen to them? What would they see? Nothing at all? Would everything be black, white or whatever? Is that what 'nothing' looks like? Would they even exist because they're in a place that doesn't exist?

EDIT: Something else. Even if outside of the universe, if it was black then it must exist. The blackness of it exists. It might be nothing but darkness, yes, but it still exists.

The universe is simply a marble in another world as demonstrated in Men In Black Or of course the theory of the mirrored universe could be true, in which case the universe is simply inside the universe which is inside the universe which is inside the universe...etc.

As for time travel, it doesn't matter what you do as the venerable Monks of History will smooth everything over as it should be

Why does a sphere have to have something around it to support it? It's probably held back by God maybe, I don't know. Space is ever expanding, where it's expanding into, no-one knows, maybe it's not premade room that were expanding into or that simply the universe expand infinitely till were consumed by dark matter and torn apart. Universe, well what it is, it's not really anything outside it I could imagine, it keeps going it stretches into an infinite space of nothingness beyond that of current human comprehension.

I suppose, if space keeps expanding, that the area surrounding it doesn't exist because it really isn't there. But then space expands and makes the area around it exist because it makes it part of the universe. I suppose it's like a balloon, just keeping expanding and when it expands, new galexies are formed and galaxies that were once closer together are moving apart.

I gather you've never played Life on an infinite field.
(going along with that theory, you could say that everyone is just a brick in a global simulation of some sort... matrix.)

That's a more technical version of what I was going to say. I was just going to say it repeats on itself in a sort of loop. You can reach the "edge" but when you do you go back to the beginning. Like those old one-screen video games. Like Pac-Man. You can go off the right side of the screen, but you'll come back in on the left side.
The universe is Pac-Man. **nods**