Targets of Satire in The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

It arrives in the form of birds, and no one knows what it is or what it does near arrival. "Guide" is a wise robot, not a position in the world of "guides" created by "aliens" on another planet. However, this robot is different from other robots. The robot can move time and probability in any direction and space. This robot is more powerful than many other supernatural creatures. At the latter stage of the novel, it reveals that this "robot" has the ability to completely eliminate or change all probabilities of the universe (Adams V, 858).

I have recently read the book "Galaxy Roaming Guide" of Douglas Adams' joy. In this book, the supercomputer Deep Thought is required to answer "life, the universe, and all the ultimate problems". After 700 million years of deliberation, it is clear, but eventually I got a meaningless answer. Fans of this book are trying to add a symbolic meaning to this number, but I do not think it is correct.

What is the answer to the ultimate problem of life, the universe, and everything? In Douglas Adams' science fiction 'Galaxy Roaming Guide', the answer was found to be 42; the most difficult part is finding a real problem. Douglas Adams believes that about 42 is very appropriate as mathematics plays an important role in understanding the universe. To predict Higgs Boson, use the same tools as Neptune and radio waves. I will use mathematics. Galileo famously said that our universe is a "big book" written in mathematical language. So why does our universe look so mathematical, what does it mean?

In the Galaxy Guide of Douglas Adam's Hitchhiker, a huge supercomputer is designed to solve the "life, the universe and all the ultimate problems". However, it takes 7.5 million years for computers to do this, and everyone is forgetting the problem when it provides the answer. Since there is no meaningful question, the answer is no longer an answer. Similarly, technologies for obtaining answers, such as the Internet, smart phones, GPS, social media, genetic engineering, robotics, nanotechnology, etc., are attracting increasing attention. However, as the technical knowledge of the modern world increases, the exponential transmission of this knowledge makes it more difficult to predict the world.