Message #221011

[Ostanes]

Obviously, he doesn't.

Obviously you're wrong and Plato was right.

Nor does the writer who Siculus is copying, although in my opinion, what Siculus writes, is much more logic and probable than what Plato writes.

LOL.

What "logic" tells you that Atlas is the son of Uranus and not Poseidon?

Would that be the same "logic" that told you that Antarctica has been covered in ice for tens of millions of years?

Would that be the same "logic" that told you that Columbus invented the sailboat?

Plato used real events and real places for inspiration

I agree.  Antarctica is a real place.

but the story is fabricated.

All stories are fabricated.  Doesn't mean Rome and Atlantis don't exist.