Sometimes the internet gets philosophy just right. The iceberg meme – a visible tip above water, countless layers hidden below – has become a perfect map for complexity. Joey from Unsolicited Advice used it to stack the most famous thought experiments of philosophy, from playful puzzles to existential nightmares.

We took his video as a starting point and created a magazine-style excerpt. Five highlights are enough to make your brain crackle:

• 🐒 Infinite Monkey & the Library of Babel

• 🚃 The Trolley Problem

• 🛠️ The Ship of Theseus

• 🧪 Mary’s Room

• 🖥️ Simulation & Basilisk

Each one pulls at the edges of our concepts: What counts as knowledge? How do we define identity? Why does morality bend when the scenario changes?

👉 Our full feature article dives into these paradoxes with context, commentary, and a touch of poetic resonance.

📖 Read the full article here → [Main Article]
📺 Watch Joey’s original video → The Thought Experiment Iceberg Explained

Join the forum discussion and tell us: which paradox would you add to the iceberg?