Wolfram|Alpha, the computational search engine, computes answers to questions. Sure it can do complex math, but does it know how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? Yes.
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Haha, it is crazy. In a student newsletter project, I featured an interview from a few years ago in which Stephen Wolfram said it would be nice to be the one to discover the code to the universe. Looks like he's almost there. My publication was called The Human Element, a newsletter for mad scientists. (http://www.commandp.net/project04/hu.html)