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[https://neros.lordbalto.com/ChapterEight.htm Chapter Eight: Adam and Atlas―Eden and the Fall of Atlantis] Typhon: A Chronology of the Holocene Period — Stephen E. Franklin<br>
[https://neros.lordbalto.com/ChapterEight.htm Chapter Eight: Adam and Atlas―Eden and the Fall of Atlantis] Typhon: A Chronology of the Holocene Period — Stephen E. Franklin<br>
[https://truthbook.com/quotes-about-life/the-eden-atlantis-connection/ The Eden/Atlantis Connection - Much More Than A Legend?]<br>
[https://truthbook.com/quotes-about-life/the-eden-atlantis-connection/ The Eden/Atlantis Connection - Much More Than A Legend?]<br>
==Plato==
[https://bigthink.com/the-future/platos-republic-dystopia/#rebelltitem1 Plato’s “Republic” was a totalitarian nightmare, not a utopia]<br>
Literature and philosophy are littered with visions of utopia drawn up by thinkers with various ideological frameworks. Some are based on alternative economic systems; some fit a specific view of human psychology; others hope to find harmony with nature. Like nearly every other area of intellectual endeavor, they all owe a debt to Plato, who did it first.


==Renaissance==
==Renaissance==