The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

The science fiction books generally I like and, my opinion about The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book is positive. The book is interesting it have its chapters where it catch you and, others where you bored a little but in general the plot is good.

The part that I liked the most was when they asked the super computer (Thought Deep), "What is the meaning of life, the universe and everything?" And the computer responds "It will take me a long time to answer" and people interested in knowing the answer respond "does not matter". Philosophers are opposed because their careers in the event of get an answer would end and no one would need their knowledge and I think that is what concerns them. At the end the answer is 42 and everyone is left with what??

The computer takes millions of thousands of years to give that absurd answer, but its answers to when the people ask what because it gave this answer "You do not have a question, therefore I gave you any answer. You have to look for the question, and the question that you want to ask me was in the planet Earth, which was destroyed. "What I took from this part of the book is that many times we look for explanations for everything, and I think that from time to time it is good to believe that some things don't have explanation.

Finally, the mice and their craft of creating planets seemed me very cute. The most insignificant beings of the earth turned out to be the owners of the planet and the first inhabitants. I didn't like much to stay with the doubt about what happened later, if they could rebuild the earth, if they found the question for which they already had answer, many questions without answer and in our case we do not have a Deep Thought.