@mcc This is going to expose me as someone that's spent too much time looking at that stuff, but I particularly like the one that's “What if there was this magical superintelligence that leaves people with two boxes, one of which always contains $10 the other of which reliably, repeatedly, and observably contains either $1,000,000 if you don't open the first box but nothing if you do open the first box” and then has a huge convoluted philosophical argument trying to work out how to make “only open the box you know will contain $1,000,000” the “rational” choice.
Instead of the rather more obvious argument “this thing observably happens, therefore my assumption that it cannot is incorrect”.
@RAOF or even the contrapositive (? Did I use that word right) of that argument, "the magic box literally does not exist in reality, because this is a thought experiment, therefore I can make the argument it cannot exist"