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Here's a question that'll keep you up at night…
Around 75–100 AD, a philosophical debate was recorded in ancient Greece.
The Athenians preserved the legendary Ship of Theseus by replacing its decaying wooden planks with new ones.
Over time, every part of the ship was eventually replaced.
This raised a question:
Was it still the same ship?
If every original part had been replaced, at what point did it stop being the original?
Centuries later, philosopher Thomas Hobbes took the paradox further.
What if someone collected every discarded plank and rebuilt a ship from the original pieces?
Now there are two ships.
Which one is the real Ship of Theseus?
Put your thoughts in the comments.