What was 'The Philosophers' Ship' in 1922 Soviet Russia?

In the early 1920s, an unusual event occurred in Soviet Russia that would have profound implications for the country's intellectual landscape. The Soviet government, under Lenin's leadership, made a remarkable decision regarding philosophers and intellectuals who opposed Bolshevik ideology. This event represented one of history's most unusual intersections of philosophy and politics, demonstrating how ideas can be perceived as threatening to political regimes.

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A vessel that transported Marxist philosophers to international conferences to spread communist ideology
A ship used to exile non-Marxist intellectuals and philosophers from Soviet Russia to Western Europe
A floating university where Soviet philosophers taught Marxist theory to party officials
A metaphorical term for a think tank where Soviet philosophers developed new interpretations of dialectical materialism