ChoosyLooseGoose

ChoosyLooseGoose t1_ivkzcon wrote

Reply to comment by CattleNo2695 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

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Edit: when the user above and below blocks you because their only goal is functionality inside of a social experiment within which they are among the vessels working toward social division. Oh, and they are just pathetic enough to earn a living being a social media “influencer”. This…job…is as pathetic as it sounds and is a passing fancy. Unemployment or real job within 5 years but…don’t stop buying your video games just yet! It’s only midterms.

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ChoosyLooseGoose t1_ivkxpiu wrote

Reply to comment by Timbofieseler102 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

Booster - citing Wikipedia. But…you’ve absorbed that language too and are using it to defend a position in yourself and to others too ignorant to give thought to the flow of a chat thread.

Guess you’ve been affected by the idiocy of the last three years and missed the most recent SNL skit mocking masks and COVID?

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ChoosyLooseGoose t1_ivkno2y wrote

Reply to 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

Speculation on the history of a possible fictional place by those who know because….they read it on the internet. Now it’s fact.

Edit: also, this is Wikipedia. This site is a known politically (and historical) joke and the moderators erase history consistently, as has been noted over the last few years. Only certain concepts and political ideologies are allowed and this is why Wikipedia is now essentially a joke (unless looking for generic basic info, and even then one has to go through revision history of a given article to be able to see the changes, who made the changes and then the partisan affiliations become clear.

We do not embrace history, we erase it and imagine it never happened.

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