0010010101001010101?
This is the number 76373 in our standard, base-10 math. The leading zeroes are ignored.
The often seen Hollywood “magic” that converts binary into a readable language just uses (English and) ASCII, which in it’s base form maps numbers to keyboard inputs. You would separate the digits into sets of eight (octets) and convert those numbers to ASCII. But there are nineteen digits, meaning two octets and three extra digits. So your options are “*U” or “%J”, depending on if you ignore the first or last three digits.
Lastly, if you sum all the digits, as though each digit were a separate bit, you’d get 0, because there are an even count of 1s.
Do with this info as you will. 
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Uh, Pat, I’d like to bi a nary please - an O
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%J doesn’t really mean anything.
This would have been cooler: 01110111 01101111 01101111 01110100 (woot)
Hi there. Moved your post over here.