If you find these paradoxes confusing, your metaphysics framework is not good enough.
These "tests" that assure me I'm on the right path. While people are still debating this crap, I feel like I have clear answers to them, and once you accept and internalize the metaphysics framework the conclusions are not really debatable.
(Modern philosophy loves debates though. It's a sign of confusion, not a sign of knowledge intellect or wisdom... I keep wondering what academic institutions are actually doing by encouraging these "debates"...)
There are some notable caveats - (1) the "hard" problem of consciousness is still "hard" in the sense that subjective experience is a primitive, mythical axiom that can only be accepted as such, and (2) some of the problems of infinities are technically hard and requires such a broad and deep understanding of applied math that it's way outside my realm of knowledge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fukTu4WjF-A