If you could have any one question answered

So I caught the end of that atrocious latest Indiana Jones movie the other day, the one one with the alien/interdimensional beings at the end that gave a gift of knowledge (albeit a slightly too big one) to that evil chick and it got me to thinking;

If you met an all knowledgeable being that would answer you one and only one question, what would you ask?


I personally would ask either how humans came to be and finally end the arguments surrounding it or ask how big the universe actually is.



What about you guys and gals?

Next week mega millions drawings.

Whats the case we all know 42 is the only answer to life the universe and everything, if you don't trust me Google:

answer to life the universe and everything

a reply to: longy9999


What...is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

What do you mean African or European?

a reply to: Indigent

Huh? I...I don't know that.

I would be torn between asking where we came from and asking where we go when we die.
I think I would go with the latter.

Mind you, if someone gets there before me and asks those questions then my fall back question would be where the hell did my youngest hide the remote!

a reply to: longy9999

Why do i exist and how does my existence relate to life the universe and everything?

And im not accepting an answer of 42.

Can I have a million more questions?

a reply to: longy9999

I would ask "Why only one question?"

2nd

a reply to: longy9999 was Christ an alien?

Where is the largest gold nugget that hasn't been found ? Or Diamond ..:>) a reply to: longy9999

a reply to: the2ofusr1

its in Betelgeuse Orion, enjoy

Should have narrow it to earth, haven't you see enough leprechaun movies?

What came first the chicken or the egg ?
No seriously I'd ask , what was before the Big Bang ?

originally posted by: Denoli
What came first the chicken or the egg ?
No seriously I'd ask , what was before the Big Bang ?

That one would definitely be in my top 5 questions!

Where's waldo?

"Why?"

And I wouldn't let "Because" count!

a reply to: longy9999
Two questions?

I personally would ask either how humans came to be…

Thats a good one. But like asking how a Jet liner came to be. I would ask how life got here? I want to see how that occurred.

…how big the universe actually is.

Thats easy, sort of. Imagine stretching out your hand past the solar system and the galaxy, past all the galaxies the Hubble Deep Field revealed, ever onward… there is no wall out there. If there is then something else is beyond that. If there is no boundary then It goes on forever, which means it has always been there.

Infinite and Eternal. Kind of hard for us to grasp, at some point our minds go Tilt--.

Who told Donald Trump his hair looks good the way it is?



If not, I'd be tempted to ask what happened at Roswell, but for fear it may actually be a weather balloon incident it'd be a wasted question!


So, my question is what really happened on 9/11?

What are the Masons really doing?



*Hides from Augustus*