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July 29, 2025

I spent years searching for Atlantis, now I’m certain I’ve found it!

Why Troubling News:

The article is clear quite clickbait for one. Delibrately trying to lure readers in with a sensationalized title. After that it presents one archeologist's opinion, who does not appear to be a highly regarded or credible archeologist at all, as fact. They present this as if proof has been found that the city of Atlantis has been factually located. Not only did Atlantis most likely not exist in reality, but if it did it would not be exposed. Finally, the evidence he uses to reach his conclusion is bonkers and makes massive sweeping claims with little evidence even if everything he said was true at face value (it isn't).

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  1. CalmMagpie1
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    The author’s unsupported claims and jumps in argument drastically reduce their credibility, and, by extension, the credibility of the news source as a whole. These types of articles make me curious …Read MoreThe author’s unsupported claims and jumps in argument drastically reduce their credibility, and, by extension, the credibility of the news source as a whole. These types of articles make me curious what benefits the author and news source glean from publications that are likely to ward away readers looking for factual news. Read Less

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