2,700 year old ganja found in China

[Hardwork108]

http://www.thestar.com/sciencetech/article/544684

Oh no. Does that mean we are going to finally have BJJ-ers crosstraining in kung fu now?

[uki]

i found this an interesting find... *scratches head*

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2255989.ece

[uki]

but wait!!! google is officially denying the possibility... citing these strange lines were mad from the sonar boats.

http://news.aol.com/article/google-earth-grid/353546

it's nice to maintain a proper perspective on things.

[Hardwork108]

but wait!!! google is officially denying the possibility... citing these strange lines were mad from the sonar boats.

http://news.aol.com/article/google-earth-grid/353546

it's nice to maintain a proper perspective on things.

It could be that SimonM is working for Google.

[BoulderDawg]

Thing thing about this Atlantis is that if Socrates (Or whoever for that matter) knew about this then it was around during recorded history. I think any event that would plunged a entire city/nation into the ocean would have been something that would have been mentioned somewhere.

[Hardwork108]

Thing thing about this Atlantis is that if Socrates (Or whoever for that matter) knew about this then it was around during recorded history. I think any event that would plunged a entire city/nation into the ocean would have been something that would have been mentioned somewhere.

I have read somewhere that many cultures have enchant legends of a continent that disappeared or was destroyed. It may be worthwhile for those who are interested to investigate this further.

[uki]

It may be worthwhile for those who are interested to investigate this further.

why would anyone resort to that? wikipedia is far more reliable.

[SimonM]

Thing thing about this Atlantis is that if Socrates (Or whoever for that matter) knew about this then it was around during recorded history. I think any event that would plunged a entire city/nation into the ocean would have been something that would have been mentioned somewhere.

It was an allegory, not a history. It was invented by Plato like 95% of the stuff that Socrates "said".

And Uki I spent YEARS researching stuff like Atlantis in my teens before I came to that position. This isn't a quick wiki job here, this is experience speaking.

There was never a lost island of atlantis. The atlantis fable was an allegory most likely constructed based off the (relatively cataclysmic) collapse of the Minoan kingdom on Crete.