I felt like I was getting so close... --- >Can you describe the problem in a paragraph? Please use small sentences, I'm only a duck. I must know the meaning o

I felt like I was getting so close... --- >Can you describe the problem in a paragraph? Please use small sentences, I'm only a duck. I must know the meaning of life >Is your meaning of life the thing that has the problem? Yes >Can you explain what your meaning of life does? It provides a reason for one's existence. >So does it do just one thing? Any chance that your meaning of life, or parts of it, can be isolated and test seperately? Perhaps if we knew all of or part of the answer, each part could be tested. >What parts of your meaning of life are you certain work, and where are your 'unknowns'? Well many people find meaning in their relationships, work, or education. None of these are universal though. >Is your meaning of life being compiled? Can you restart the compiler? The universe cannot be restarted or recompiled. >Is something similar to your meaning of life being used elsewhere? Could common elements be shared? Well we know of many physical laws. Perhaps those laws can be adapted in some way. >How is your meaning of life modified? We do not know if it is constant or ephemeral because we do not know the answer. >Could your meaning of life, or variables within it, be somehow overwritten or overridden? Perhaps they could by a supreme being. >Is everything in your meaning of life your code? Could you replace uncertainties with debugging statements? We do not know how to overwrite the code of the universe. >Why do you need your meaning of life? To give life direction >Do you fully understand how it does what it does? Could you split your meaning of life into smaller chunks? It doesn't appear to solve the problem. >Sorry, my super-duck-powers have failed. Have you tried google or stack overflow?