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Explorers on the trail of Lost City of Atlantis: Telegraph UK
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SUMMARY
An upcoming expedition led by renowned geologist Prof Jacques Collina-Girard aims to uncover the remains of the Lost City of Atlantis among the submerged Gibraltarian islands. This event will be unveiled at the Royal Geographical Society in London. The discussion highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the existence of Atlantis, emphasizing the influence of pseudoscience on public perception and scientific inquiry into the topic. The conversation also references claims made by individuals asserting they have discovered Atlantis, further complicating the narrative.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of geological exploration techniques
- Familiarity with the historical context of Atlantis as described by Plato
- Knowledge of the impact of pseudoscience on scientific discourse
- Awareness of the role of media in shaping public perception of archaeological findings
- Research geological survey methods used in underwater archaeology
- Explore the historical accounts of Atlantis in Plato's writings
- Investigate the influence of pseudoscience on archaeological legitimacy
- Examine case studies of media coverage on archaeological expeditions
This discussion is beneficial for archaeologists, historians, geologists, and anyone interested in the intersection of science and mythology, particularly regarding the search for Atlantis.
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Pssst, Ivan... eh,... the ..eh.. A.. city?
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Okay Okay Okay 
Unfortunately, the fiction & psycho industry, headed by Cayce, captured Plato's renowed city, I guess. So the discussion about its existence can never be scientific again, I'm afraid; caught in an unconditional hostile bias: "A.. is pseudoscience, no matter what.." Unless of course somebody found it. Here is somebody who claims he did:
http://forums.atlantisrising.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000731.html
Unfortunately, the fiction & psycho industry, headed by Cayce, captured Plato's renowed city, I guess. So the discussion about its existence can never be scientific again, I'm afraid; caught in an unconditional hostile bias: "A.. is pseudoscience, no matter what.." Unless of course somebody found it. Here is somebody who claims he did:
http://forums.atlantisrising.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000731.html
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