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Originally posted by Nexus
This is not a Stargate thread! The Stargate thread can be found in the Government Projects forums!
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, Atlantis never existed.
Originally posted by Gazrok
First, on Atlantis. Plato NEVER stated it was any more advanced than Ancient Greece. Any notions of superadvancement come from fiction writers, not the historical account of Plato.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Of course then, you'd be ignoring the facts that:
1) Plato is a recognized historian
Originally posted by Gazrok
2) there are THREE separate times in the Critias text he mentions that the tale is a TRUE story, not fiction
Originally posted by Gazrok
3) how well the Altiplano fit's Plato's descriptions point by point...
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Originally posted by wang
We'll the ledgend of dracula came from Vlad, but the whole vampire myth has been around much longer. The first vampire was surposedly Lilith, type her name in google there is plenty on her. She was the women befor Eve in the dead sea scrolls. But also the story of vampires also comes from tribes in africa....this i havent studied much but i do know they exist.
If vampires do exist...they are not blessed, so to say that vampires are the decendetns of atlaentians is complete nonsense sorry. By the way i read somewhere the atlantis was just a colony of the Mu civilization.
Originally posted by Whiskey Jack
The second is that vampires do or have existed as described by Stoker/Rice/Hamilton et al. That is to say the suave, debonaire blood-sucking humanoids with slicked-back hair and impeccable fashion sense. That image of the vampire originated with Bram Stoker in about 1897. Before Stoker's image of the undead stole the popular imagination, there were a number of different regional accounts of vampire-like creatures. In Eastern Europe, the vampire was usually described as dessicated, wild, and very violent. In China, the vampire, again violent, but must move about by hopping because the blood has congealed in his veins so he cannot bend. The Greek Lamia, and the Indonesian Penanggalang are two other, non-humanoid, vampires.
Originally posted by iori_komei
I would like to know every ones oppinions on my theory, be they good or bad.