The Philosophical Paradox Iceberg Explained

To learn for free on Brilliant, go to https://brilliant.org/Unsolicitedadvice/ . You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription. I love a good thought experiment. They stretch the mind and limber up the philosophic muscles. A friend of mine sent me a thought experiment iceberg the other week, and asked me to explain it. So I thought (haha) we could go through it together. Support me on Patreon here (you lovely person): https://patreon.com/UnsolicitedAdvice... Subscribe to my Substack here for more of my writings: https://josephfolley.substack.com/ Basilisk Image by Rodrigo Ferrarezi ‪@3blue1brown‬ video:    • But what is quantum computing?  (Grover's ...   ‪@MindShift-Brandon‬    / @mindshift-brandon   00:00:00 The Thought Experiment Iceberg 00:00:29 Infinite Monkey Theorem 00:02:30 The Library of Babel 00:07:47 The Trolley Problem 00:09:12 The Hilbert Hotel 00:13:24 The Prisoner's Dilemma 00:17:18 Ross-Littlewood Paradox 00:20:32 The China Brain 00:25:11 Buridan's Ass 00:27:00 Kavka's Toxin Puzzle 00:29:42 Schrodinger's Cat 00:30:58 Fermi's Paradox 00:34:17 The Ship of Theseus 00:39:09 Newcomb's Paradox 00:44:45 Brain in a Vat 00:49:32 Determinism 00:51:38 The Mandela Effect 00:54:03 Twin Earth 00:57:00 Flatland 00:59:13 The Floating Man 01:02:42 The Cow in The Field 01:05:17 Twin Paradox 01:08:06 Boltzmann Brains 01:11:38 Multiverse Theory 01:14:20 Swampman 01:17:55 Bartender Paradox 01:21:33 Last Thursdayism 01:23:54 Mary's Room 01:26:50 AI Stop Button Problem 01:29:50 The Many-Worlds Interpretation 01:31:27 The Human Brain is a Quantum Computer 01:34:19 Integrated Information Theory 01:37:35 Simulation Theory 01:42:38 The Orthogonality Thesis 01:47:10 Quantum Immortality 01:51:09 Roko's Basilisk (DO NOT RESEARCH)