DevilsWelshAdvocate
DevilsWelshAdvocate t1_ivo3mxf wrote
Reply to comment by Kalglodril in TIL that the "Lost City of Atlantis" was invented by the philosopher Plato, as a fake enemy for Athens that lost favour of the gods and was sunk in to the sea. by PDRugby
Everything is fictional if you don’t know the facts. We’re talking about a time where extremely little was written down, let alone maintained and kept for todays world to see and understand. You can make your presumptions and perhaps are more likely to be correct than I, but there could be more to this, such as the timespan being in line with the younger dryas in the story, a crazy incredible coincidence?
DevilsWelshAdvocate t1_ivm7s07 wrote
Reply to comment by sennbat in TIL that the "Lost City of Atlantis" was invented by the philosopher Plato, as a fake enemy for Athens that lost favour of the gods and was sunk in to the sea. by PDRugby
What relevance does that hold here?
DevilsWelshAdvocate t1_ivm7mts wrote
Reply to comment by CAPTAIN_DIPLOMACY in TIL that the "Lost City of Atlantis" was invented by the philosopher Plato, as a fake enemy for Athens that lost favour of the gods and was sunk in to the sea. by PDRugby
Its not well established he made it up, he claims to have heard it from a distant relative who had travelled to Egypt. To say it is well established as made up is a farce based on incomplete data
DevilsWelshAdvocate t1_ivo47xf wrote
Reply to comment by Kalglodril in TIL that the "Lost City of Atlantis" was invented by the philosopher Plato, as a fake enemy for Athens that lost favour of the gods and was sunk in to the sea. by PDRugby
Conveniently leaving out the year lining up to the younger dryas period huh, I wonder why..