Atlantis a myth or not?

[NotSoBad]

Yay or Nay?

[videogames10]

The great minds throughout history, where did they come from? I think it would be easier to tell you where they didn't come from.

[Al Capwned]

It's a myth. But it's possible that it may have existed.

[Battlekruse]

Well, the lost city of Troy was actually found.

But the lost city of Atlantis is still concider lost today, but who knows.

El Dorado was most likely a myth.

[Captain Morgan]

It could had been a real location. Plato's dialogues mention it frequently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis

Of course, no science fiction stuff or anything of sorts, had it existed. A natural disaster could have led to its "disappearance".

Aegean sea volcanic activity in antiquity, for example, was a great catastrophe, affecting many islands at once.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_eruption

[Γαῖα]

Messaggio originale di NotSoBad:

Atlantis a myth or not?

Yay or Nay?

When you say myth are you talking histories atlantis or Jules Verne atlantis ?

Assuming for a moment your not stupid enough to believe in some extremely developed humans living out existence under sea its more than possible, fact even what history refers to is yet another civilisation that lived by the sea/small island and dew to magma chambers emptying or plate shift ended up slipping into he sea. Its also possible an ice age,flood could have caused its downfall.

Without something to go on more tangible than whats on record, no one can say either way.

[KENJI]

Messaggio originale di NotSoBad:

Yay or Nay?

play indiana jones and the fate of atlantis. it should clear things up once and for all

[Ethan_ELI]

Donald Trump hasn’t been there yet

So no

[Kashk7]

Messaggio originale di Captain Morgan:

It could had been a real location. Plato's dialogues mention it frequently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis

Of course, no science fiction stuff or anything of sorts, had it existed. A natural disaster could have led to its "disappearance".

Aegean sea volcanic activity in antiquity, for example, was a great catastrophe, affecting many islands at once.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_eruption

Very true, it was a " natural disaster " that ended the Atlantis civilization.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

I think its most likely bahamas and sargasso sea area that got flooded during the global warming as the ice age continues to abate

[RRW359]

Dispite my absolute love for the Stargate franchise, I neither believe in ancient aliens nor Atlantis.

Messaggio originale di Big Metal:

The internet always existed. Humans only just recently discovered it.

Also, I REALLY hope that's sarcasm.

[Radene]

Messaggio originale di toni:

It ain't on google maps...

therefore it doesn't exist


BOOM

We all know R'lyeh exists even if it's not on the map!

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!

[Legostyle03]

It's about as real as big foot and the Loch Ness monster.

[NotSoBad]

Messaggio originale di Γαῖα:

Messaggio originale di NotSoBad:

Atlantis a myth or not?

Yay or Nay?

When you say myth are you talking histories atlantis or Jules Verne atlantis ?

I thought it was obviously that i meaned the original story about Atlantis, and not a science fiction roman.

Messaggio originale di Γαῖα:

Its also possible an ice age,flood could have caused its downfall.

Otto Muck wrote a book about his theory about the end of the last "Ice Age" and Atlantis, the name of the book is "The Secret of Atlantis" (Original "Alles über Atlantis). It is still one of the best sources about this kind of theory.

[Sixtyfivekills]

I was there yesterday, it was pretty fun.

[Dirty Dan]

Messaggio originale di Legostyle03:

It's about as real as big foot and the Loch Ness monster.

Well Big Foot is definitely real...