In case you missed the news yesterday, Apple’s long-ago purchase of voice-based assistant Siri finally came to life. We saw demonstrations of Siri’s ability to take normal words and return the answers that you’re looking for and it was, in short, impressive.
But what else does Siri know? Apparently, at least by some standards, Siri knows the meaning of life. Don’t believe me? Check this out:
“Try and be nice to people. Avoid eating fat. Read a good book now & then.”
Did you miss out on yesterday’s Apple announcement? You can catch up with all of the details here.


















Too funny! The answer is from the Monty Python film The Meaning of Life, it's the very last bit before the credits.
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TheNextWeb we hope don't need this kind of Tech!
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LikeWow. And here I was thinking the answer was 42.
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LikeYes same here.
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LikeNo, that's the answer to the ultimate question on life, the universe and everything. The meaning of life: Monty Python not Douglas Adams.
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