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0:52Now PlayingRandall is precise about what he is and is not claiming. This is not a declaration that Atlantis has been found. It is a careful reading of Plato's two dialogues against the geological and geographical evidence available across approximately two dozen proposed Atlantis locations - and a conclusion that one of those locations fits the specific details Plato describes more closely than any other. That location is the Azores.
The distinction matters. Randall is not making a sensational claim. He is making a comparative argument - that when Plato's descriptions are read carefully and applied to the available candidates, the Azores emerge as the strongest fit. The geology supports that assessment. The Azores microcontinent is now understood to be geologically consistent with a remnant of a continental sourced landmass - and has even been identified as potentially part of the African Plate. That is not mythology. It is plate tectonics - and it places the Azores within a geological framework that makes Plato's account of a significant Atlantic landmass not just plausible but increasingly difficult to dismiss.
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