Life, the Universe and Everything

And I thought, you know what, there is a fair few people that I wouldn't mind sending to Mars.

You know, rather than Douglas Adams in the Life, the Universe, and Everything, when he ended up on prehistoric Earth, ended up with the Golga-Frenchians.

And the Golga-Frenchians essentially had been sent there.

their planet was about to be destroyed by either some natural disaster or an earthquake or a or a comet or a meteor hitting it and all the really selfless people of golga french decided that all the important people like politicians bankers hairdressers and all these important people of society needed saving so they jettisoned them all off the planet um you know to save them so that you know and obviously the the the narrative behind it is that obviously the planet wasn't about to be destroyed they were just getting rid of some dead weight um and uh they ended up on prehistoric earth and douglas adams would have us believe that instead of neanderthal man it was we're actually descended from the golga fringes um but he was actually talking about populating mars with robots wasn't he That was his, sorry, I mean, Elon Musk was talking about populating Mars with robots rather than people.

I was very curious about The Cricket Men because initially I remember thinking, what's the point? I don't understand what the point is here because that's just another version of...

Is it Life, the Universe and Everything?

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