I disagree, is see the option of 'More Beer!' akin to 42 (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), being unique and universal enough to be deserving of being placed in the same category as 'Yes' and 'No', as well as being consider as a superior option than to 'Maybe' due to the vary nature of 'More Beer!' always being a completely viable response to any inquiry in any language (just because SQL and programming languages like C# are to limited to understand the true meaning of 'More Beer!' does not negate its viability but more exposes the limitations of these languages.)
You bring an interesting concept of "More Beer!" being akin to 42, however "More Beer!" is more like
the answer to which 42 is the
question. Regard the following:
Standard Question: Should I get out of bed Today?
Ultimate Answer To Life, The Universe And Everything: 42
The Ultimate Answer To The Ultimate Answer: More Beer!
It is as universal as 42 is:
Standard Question: When is my wifes Birthday?
Ultimate Answer To Life, The Universe And Everything: 42
The Ultimate Answer To The Ultimate Answer: More Beer!
Standard Question: When will I finally find love?
Ultimate Answer To Life, The Universe And Everything: 42
The Ultimate Answer To The Ultimate Answer: More Beer!
Standard Question: Why is the cat eating my face?
Ultimate Answer To Life, The Universe And Everything: 42
The Ultimate Answer To The Ultimate Answer: More Beer!
More Beer! is not 42, it is the
answer to 42.
The Ultimate Poll is a poll. It is The Ultimate Poll. It is not an Answer. It is not a Question. It is The Ultimate Poll.
I fed the Ultimate Answer, 42, into The Ultimate Poll. It said "Maybe No" (recall HitchHikers Neanderthal earth with the scrabble set).
I fed the Ultimate Answer to the Ultimate Answer "More Beer!" into the ultimate poll without question-ising it. It responded with "Yes" and there is a faint mark on the paper after "Yes" which appears to read "Please". Yes please...?