[MonroeDNA]

"Atlantis is a myth, a literary construct of a far-off world, a perfect golden age,"

Like Camelot.

[inPhase]

O well, may as well try to decouple some history from myth.

[Vladivostok]

"Atlantis is a myth, a literary construct of a far-off world, a perfect golden age,"

Like Camelot.

I was thinking more like "The Village," I guess it was the golden age (retirement) that made me think of Number 6. Bottom-line, one person's paradise is another's hell - so wasting time looking for some earthquake doomed old pile of rocks, that may have had a few farmer's daughters milking goats on it, if it ever supported life, is nothing more than an effort at milking the system for grant money.

[night reader]

Like Camelot.

Aw, gee! You don't mean to tell me that Arthur's Camelot is a myth. Now, it's known that Kennedy's Camelot was fraudulent, but surely not Arthur's.