Can we compute an answer to every question?

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No, we can't we already tried. It was attempted when a philosopher summarized our language into true or false statements that could be represented as either 1 or 0. Binary is possible only because of this philosophical idea. After the idea of all things being based on truth statements, a project was started and abandoned to try to find the base truths of reality and thus answer every question.