So many tragedy sites are much safer and less expensive to visit. Hiroshima, Nazi death camps, Pompeii, the New Jersey field where the Hindenburg came down. It's the hubris that's funny and no need to apologize for that.
They're literally going to look at the wreckage from the classic event of Hubris and Boat Lead To Deaths In The Ocean, a story that has been retold for a hundred years, in a poorly designed submersible driven by a guy that thinks this is easy and simple. It's perfect.
Well, it's not about the safety and expense. It's about the status that's accrued from doing it.
They're living at the apex of Maslow's Heirarchy. They've bought everything they ever wanted and besides. All that's left is experiences. And what better an experience than an abyssal plain where lay the legendary Titanic? Maybe they could loot some bodies. I've heard the wreck site is pretty picked over by now.
Honestly what's funny is a I bet so many wanted to do this and be able to tell off James Cameron. Like mfers the man studied years and took deep sea diving seriously while your ass went into a metal tube piloted with a cheap offbrand Logitech joystick (couldn't even splurge for a ps4 controller!), ya fuck around and now you found out via violent decompression.
I always thought it sucked that the Hindenburg ended the golden age of airships. Now that was a way to travel. Look, just don't create the skin out of a bomb and you'll be fine!
So many tragedy sites are much safer and less expensive to visit. Hiroshima, Nazi death camps, Pompeii, the New Jersey field where the Hindenburg came down. It's the hubris that's funny and no need to apologize for that.
They're literally going to look at the wreckage from the classic event of Hubris and Boat Lead To Deaths In The Ocean, a story that has been retold for a hundred years, in a poorly designed submersible driven by a guy that thinks this is easy and simple. It's perfect.
The irony is so rich it became the 6th passenger and weighed the whole submersible down.
Well, it's not about the safety and expense. It's about the status that's accrued from doing it.
They're living at the apex of Maslow's Heirarchy. They've bought everything they ever wanted and besides. All that's left is experiences. And what better an experience than an abyssal plain where lay the legendary Titanic? Maybe they could loot some bodies. I've heard the wreck site is pretty picked over by now.
Honestly what's funny is a I bet so many wanted to do this and be able to tell off James Cameron. Like mfers the man studied years and took deep sea diving seriously while your ass went into a metal tube piloted with a cheap offbrand Logitech joystick (couldn't even splurge for a ps4 controller!), ya fuck around and now you found out via violent decompression.
do not open a door on a submarine 4 kilometers under the sea
This is what the woke left wants you to think
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I always thought it sucked that the Hindenburg ended the golden age of airships. Now that was a way to travel. Look, just don't create the skin out of a bomb and you'll be fine!
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That's only marginally less chance to see thing that went wrong than with this dive apparently
yeah that sounds like visting a field in new Jersey which isn't that interesting