Kid Eager
Philosopher
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So, if Plato was writing 'pure' fiction, how did he get the Younger Dryas date right?
Or do skeptics reject the date of this event?
You started with "So". The question is wrong.
So, if Plato was writing 'pure' fiction, how did he get the Younger Dryas date right?
Or do skeptics reject the date of this event?
Makers' marks are usually found on the bottom of things, no?
And you will be providing evidentiary support for this new claim, right?So, if Plato was writing 'pure' fiction, how did he get the Younger Dryas date right?
Or do skeptics reject the date of this event?
So, if Plato was writing 'pure' fiction, how did he get the Younger Dryas date right?
Or do skeptics reject the date of this event?
Please show us where anyone here says that Plato wrote nothing but "pure fiction". Or withdraw the claim.
We'll wait and we know you won't withdraw your false claim so we'll be prepared to do it for you.
No marks at all. Now what?
And you will be providing evidentiary support for this new claim, right?
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You started with "So". The question is wrong.
FTFY.This refusal to discuss anything is getting boring. I'm almost thankful for being on OP's ignore list.
Start about 625 bc...
Guess not...
None, if you don't.
I just found an empty page.
I am headed over to see what happened,,,,,,,,,,,
The Younger Dryas, care to address its date and Plato's accuracy?
This refusal to discuss anything is getting boring. I'm almost thankful for being on OP's ignore list.
ETA: Funny how our super investigator couldn't figure out how to follow "Did you mean..."
Sure, OP has presented litle to no evidence for any of his claims, but that's not important now.
What's really important is that we have to justify why Plato set the destruction of Atlantis 12000 years ago, for some reason.
But keep in mind that the ruins in Spain that OP claims are Atlantis are a lot younger than that. If Plato was correct about the date the ruins aren't Atlantis. If the ruins are Atlantis, Plato was wrong about the date.
So Plato is simultaneously correct and incorrect, like some kind of Schrödinger's Philosopher.