Life is an open-answer problem, not a sequence of questions, so the "answer" is neither unique nor necessarily easily expressible as a sequence of statements.

Life is an open-answer problem, not a sequence of questions, so the "answer" is neither unique nor necessarily easily expressible as a sequence of statements. Memory is useful because it is the very basis of reasoning. Rote learning is important because intellectual habits facilitate thinking. Google has not all the answers, but especially: it does not have any questions.