So that submarine imploded

[Aurelian]

 

[Aurelian]

IT WENT LIKE THIS

 

[AbdiFreedom]

Some reporter asked if there plans to recover the bodies. Very low quality "journalists" today.

 

[Aurelian]

Some reporter asked if there plans to recover the bodies. Very low quality "journalists" today.

Maybe they truly don't understand what happened

 

[Lebron James]

Everybody dies one day, these niggas were rich af and planned to do a dumb mission. Natural selection

 

[Aurelian]

more infos from this guy; he visited the wreckage of the Titanic 33 times

 

[Aurelian]

Everybody dies one day, these niggas were rich af and planned to do a dumb mission. Natural selection

well, the internet made hella jokes about them. I guess they gave the plebs a good entertainment time

 

[beauty_queen]

that's James Cameron the creator of avatar and the titanic movies with leo

more infos from this guy; he visited the wreckage of the Titanic 33 times

 

[LasanoodBoy]

The worst thing is to die without any connection to Allah, who cares about how painful and scary the death itself is. Nothing compared with what is waiting for you.

 

[Hargeysa]

Everybody dies one day, these niggas were rich af and planned to do a dumb mission. Natural selection

Nothing dumb about it, it's certainly possible to do it. James Cameron (Titanic director) has visited the titanic wreck 33 times. That's because his submarines are well-made, and conform to industry safety standards.

The problem is this company took a lot of shortcut, mostly to save on cost (e.g. on materials). They ignored existing safety standards, and their whole industry warned them their experimental approach was dangerous.

What I don't understand is why a billionaire wouldn't choose a safe submarine that has been tested, and conforms to safety standards. It would cost more, but they could afford it.

 

[Aurelian]

Nothing dumb about it, it's certainly possible to do it. James Cameron (Titanic director) has visited the titanic wreck 33 times. That's because his submarines are well-made, and conform to industry safety standards.

The problem is this company took a lot of shortcut, mostly to save on cost (e.g. on materials). They ignored existing safety standards, and their whole industry warned them their experimental approach was dangerous.

What I don't understand is why a billionaire wouldn't choose a safe submarine that has been tested, and conforms to safety standards. It would cost more, but they could afford it.

The guy was called out for using materials that aren’t considered safe before making the trip, he said that these safety measures were baseless cries. He said he prefer to break rules for the sake of innovation

 

[Aurelian]