Elon Musk on The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Elon Musk's Favorite Book)

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  • @myidolelon1673
    @myidolelon1673  3 роки тому +38

    "Douglas Adams
    is the best philosopher ever." - Elon Musk

    • @satyasworld7905
      @satyasworld7905 2 роки тому +3

      Hi

    • @PODshorts7015
      @PODshorts7015 2 роки тому +4

      Yeah, I just started reading it. and Elon musk is my idol too. /I had made a video song tribute to him on my channel. I am not promoting it just wanted to share with elon fans

    • @stevengranville2968
      @stevengranville2968 2 роки тому +2

      Actually “Deep Thought” came up with 42. Earth was built to find the ultimate question…. And it would take some time, but just as someone in a cafe in Rickmansworth was about to get to it, Earth was destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass…. And this is where Arthur’s journey really starts! Great story….. go read ALL five books!

    • @fury783
      @fury783 2 роки тому +2

      thats his opinion not my opinion

    • @rmt3589
      @rmt3589 2 роки тому +1

      I found the movie on here, and plan to watch it. This, and the other Ted things Elon Musk just did, are the primers.

  • @getwhatyougive
    @getwhatyougive Рік тому +32

    "We Apologize For The Inconvenience" (God's final message to His creation)

  • @Wolf-ln1ml
    @Wolf-ln1ml Рік тому +8

    While I disagree with Elon Musk on quite a few points, even vehemently, yeah, I fully agree with him here 🥰
    (In fact, as I've told a couple of friends - if I had the opportunity to bring exactly _one_ person back to life, to live for another 20 or so years at least, it would be Douglas Adams. I'm pretty sure he'd give us some new perspective or other on the major things going so horribly wrong right now... Maybe not solutions, but new perspectives can _lead to_ solutions.)

  • @philipcollins3849
    @philipcollins3849 Рік тому +7

    Time is an allusion lunchtime, doubly so

  • @myprobate1661
    @myprobate1661 Місяць тому

    The hitch hikers guide to the galaxy was awesome. I saw the BBC series as a teen, and it felt like "someone gets me". As a teen, this felt pretty good.
    I bet there are many people like Douglas Adams, but we never hear about them.
    Wouldn't call it philosophy, I would call it the product of a philosophical mind though.

  • @amiracleone2803
    @amiracleone2803 2 місяці тому +1

    Well said. Douglas Adams is the greatest author in my opinion

  • @polly1516
    @polly1516 3 місяці тому +1

    in my opinion
    other questions need to be asked and answered before "whats the meaning of life?"
    like is there a god
    and
    what life are we really living like is our experience accurate to whats really going on

  • @BlackstarParamo
    @BlackstarParamo Рік тому +11

    I was wondering about how Elon Musk have achieved so many things from a young age, I started to feel a bit belittle...- I want to write fiction- I thought, but I also thought that writing fiction wasn't as great as the things Elon has done.. like he have give his dedication to make his dreams come true. But then I understood that, most of the things that inspired Elon came from fiction, and I felt a relieve. Maybe I don't need to be like Elon Musk, maybe I just need to be myself. Then this video showed up! And it was so great to know, that the same book that inspired me to write fiction, inspired Elon to go beyond the stars.

    • @srn9416
      @srn9416 Рік тому +1

      what other books have u read that’s good?

    • @mohann2289
      @mohann2289 7 місяців тому +1

      You found yourself

  • @snowy_spirit4189
    @snowy_spirit4189 Місяць тому

    Did no one else notice how he totally got a very important aspect of the book confused? The Earth didn’t give the answer it was built to find the question. So close but so so far, no surprise considering he walked away from the books inspired to try and replicate the Sirius cybernetics corporation…
    The book is awesome, definitely some points and ideas illustrated in a very profound way that almost seem bigger in inspiration than a drunken thought…

  • @Manci0821
    @Manci0821 2 роки тому +9

    10 months old? This interview was published few days ago or somewhere around 20th of april 2022 on youtube.

    • @RUTUMA
      @RUTUMA Рік тому +3

      No he has been talking about this book for a decade now.

    • @TheAlienMr360
      @TheAlienMr360 Рік тому +3

      42

  • @Williamb612
    @Williamb612 9 місяців тому +1

    We give meaning to our lives…however life does not “mean” anything.
    Does a painter give meaning to his canvas and brushes?
    Picasso: “people that try to understand my paintings are barking up the wring tree”

  • @TheYarzo
    @TheYarzo 2 місяці тому

    Should read the Bhagavad Gita - As It Is

  • @calhackit9806
    @calhackit9806 Місяць тому

    he's remembering it slightly wrong ya know.. deepthought comes up with 42. the earth is the computer made to find the question.

  • @philipcollins3849
    @philipcollins3849 Рік тому +7

    42

  • @isaacfigueroa1224
    @isaacfigueroa1224 Рік тому

    Hilarious series🤣🤣

  • @karebushmarebu233
    @karebushmarebu233 Рік тому

    It’s a great book but for Elon to say it’s the best work of philosophy just makes me think he hasn’t read very much philosophy, I mean it’s not even the best Sifi-comedy book to tackle philosophy (philosophically speaking), I mean slaughter house 5 has a more depth philosophically I’d say. Neither of these books are the best books on philosophy though, obviously. I love both and I’m not saying ones better than the other but I’m just saying his philosophy comment is ridiculous lol
    Anyways I love hitcher hikers guide, Douglass A, Slaughter house 5, Kurt V and Elons space stuffs pretty cool (if only he’d stick to that)

  • @TheZamaron
    @TheZamaron 2 роки тому +8

    I think I know the answer to the question "what is the meaning of life?" I think the answer is "exist or existence itself." Whether by God or evolution or some higher power, we came to exist in this universe on a planet perfectly made. Existence it's self it the meaning whether good or bad happens, you exist so live life.

    • @Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student
      @Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student Рік тому +3

      "All designs are wrong, it's just *how* wrong." - Elon Musk
      I think you're very wrong.
      If you actually took the time to watch the video you'd understand it is not the *answers* we are after, rather the *question/s*

    • @TheZamaron
      @TheZamaron Рік тому +2

      @@Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student I know. I just think existence it’s self is the answer.

    • @TheZamaron
      @TheZamaron Рік тому +2

      @@Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student Basically whatever the question is about life, the answer is simply existence. Whether by God or some random cosmic coincidence, we came to exist on this beautiful planet, our purpose is to simply exist whether the end result is good or bad. TO strive and grow and fail, to simply be Human, both the good and bad parts of being us.

    • @tridos2574
      @tridos2574 Рік тому +2

      @@TheZamaron Existence is an answer that can be applied to anything. That does sound like the ultimate answer to the ultimate question, but if you think about it, that is a question that our minds made up. It's not really the ultimate universal cosmic question. We are just atoms that form a self-aware organism. Life, death, and continuation are just mechanisms that an organism has. To us, the answer to life is simply existing because that's the thing we all need to be here in the first place. But not to the cosmos, the universe, and space-time.

  • @oliobgmoti-bulgaria8401
    @oliobgmoti-bulgaria8401 11 місяців тому +3

    I read that book and it didn’t make any sense 😭

    • @JakeFields92
      @JakeFields92 5 місяців тому

      It's somewhat of a tough read as it is all over the place at times but hidden within the jokes, the characters, and the adventure there is a lot of similarities to humankind and it's nature as a whole. So much to get into but maybe if you not only reread it but look up reviews and other people's opinions on it, it will help you understand Adams' writing style, humor and philosophy behind it.

  • @012342000
    @012342000 6 місяців тому

    Bro spit it out!

  • @roccigiovanniberrini
    @roccigiovanniberrini 5 місяців тому

    I'm gonna start pronouncing bias like Elon

  • @iridon
    @iridon 6 місяців тому

    "If you can properly phrase the question, the answer is the easy part." This muppet has negative media literacy, the whole point of that gag is that some questions have no answer, such as the meaning of life. It literally spells it out for you at the end of the book.

  • @btbro5172
    @btbro5172 Рік тому +2

    Do not have any idols before God repent and believe Jesus is coming soon ✝️

    • @newromantico
      @newromantico 3 місяці тому

      He's already been and gone.

  • @excited7117
    @excited7117 Рік тому

    Please read the translation of the holy Qur'an. It will answer all of your questions about life, why we're here on earth and give solutions to all of your problems.
    Read it with an open mind and try to challenge it. It's the most-read book in the world and we Muslims believe it's verbatim of Allah SWT's words and message to humankind so it's very interesting to read. It answers everything even existential questions like "what's the meaning of life?" most logically and scientifically. Try to read it and judge it for yourself.

  • @TheAlienMr360
    @TheAlienMr360 Рік тому +4

    42