42 is the answer but We seem to have forgotten the question. 

Once upon a time, we knew nothing and questioned everything. 

This kept us alive, helped us to grow, helped us evolve our bodies and brains into the “advanced” human species we’ve become today. But have you noticed somewhere along the way we forgot to keep physically evolving? 

We finally figured out how to communicate what we’d learned, and then somehow in learning how to teach, we forgot how to learn. 

Rules were created to keep us safe and schools were created to teach us what we “knew”, and at the beginning of the evolution of our society structure this was especially important because teaching allowed us to expand our society and learn from our mistakes to keep us even safer.

Except we didn’t. 

The more we learned and communicated with our heads, the less we listened and explored with our hearts. 

The more educated we became the easier it has...