The CEO’s arrogance and the loophole of diving in international waters without standards in witch he counted on killed them all . They say not to speak ill of the dead but he was at the core of this travesty and now anyone who went along with this will face many questions as people will want a scapegoat and someone too blame since the leader is gone .

@MMMERCIFUL

Жыл бұрын

@@SillySongs4Everyone2001also the glass on the sub i heard was fit for 1,300 meters no more which is bad, do you think something may be more at play here? bc the ceo was on the sub and a billionaire maybe not but it just seems very weird

@Daniellasanche

Жыл бұрын

Submersibles have been far far deeper than this...RSS Johnson is more than double the titanic deeper and the Triste has been 10,000 meters + down.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

The lesson here being that if you cut corners, people die. This is not a new lesson. Most safety regulations are in place because someone got hurt or died. The policy against loose clothing or jewellery while operating the drill press? That's because someone's fingers were ripped off. The lock-out tag-out procedure for equipment maintenance? That's because someone pressed the power button while the mechanic was still inside the thing, trying to fix it. The only silver lining here is that the person who was directly responsible for the submarine being a deathtrap was inside it when it went off.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

@@MMMERCIFUL At 250 grand per trip, only the staggeringly wealthy were ever going to be on board, so that's not really an anomaly.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

@Jake-oq2bq Are you suggesting that only the wisdom of an old, specifically white, man could have prevented the sub implosion? Because if so I would like to hear your reasoning. Thus far I had been under the impression that the CEO just had complete contempt for safety regs in general, but if you have another explanationt hat makes sense, I am all ears.

I think the future of deep sea exploration should stay the same, people with common sense live, and billionaires don’t.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

Personally I encourage billionaires to explore the ocean in whatever kind of submarine they build in their garages.

@gmw3083

Жыл бұрын

​@@lexslate2476and space too. Not the fake version they made in their basement. The real vacuum, or whatever that no one has ever been to.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

@@gmw3083 People have been to real vacuum. There's a space station in orbit. You have to get outside the atmosphere to orbit, or the wind resistance would knock you ot of orbit pretty quickly. Also I am totally okay with billionaires going to space, but we should not be letting them come back down again.

They wanted to experience the Titanic, instead they ended up like The Abyss.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

I mean, dying in the cold and the dark because someone thought safety precautions were for losers is a pretty spot-on Titanic experience.

@Shanethefilmmaker

Жыл бұрын

@@lexslate2476 I take it you never seen Abyss. Made by the same director as Titantic. Spoiler Alert, what happened to them happened to a guy whom was already going crazy through high pressure nervous syndrome. He thought the NTIs were Communists in disguise and nearly went on a rampage with the submarine. He gets knocked into the titular abyss which causes his Submarine to implode from the increasing water pressure. Long story short, they died exactly the way he died.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

@@Shanethefilmmaker It's been a while since I saw The Abyss. And we don't know what went through the minds of the people on the Titan. Frankly, I doubt the hull failure even gave them time to be surprised.

Umm, this is NOT deep sea exploration. That has safety guidelines and standards you must meet to be able to explore. Sorry if ego made people believe this company followed ANY of them.

There is no way that this couldn't have been planned and executed more safely. This was horrible execution.

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but according to OceanGate's late CEO, safety is a waste of money and stifles innovation. I suppose it's possible he might have changed his mind about that when the hull started to buckle, but I doubt he had a lot of time to think.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Жыл бұрын

@@lexslate2476 Yes, Rush took it literally that safety rules are written in blood.

The only one i feel sorry for is the kid who Only went along for his father. How None of the adults thought it was sketchy AF there was no way to exit the ship from the inside should have been a Texas sized red flag. Also the guy who made and "piloted" the tube Proudly went against safety regulations, You know The thing that Lead so many to die on the titanic!

@TKnHappyNess

Жыл бұрын

Where were they going to go down there?

@coochize

Жыл бұрын

@@TKnHappyNess in a ship that size no where. (which should have been the Other red flag) But you're supposed to have a escape capsule. preferably something that would float to the surface. the guy who built it is on tape admitting to cutting corners and disregarding safety standards

@paull6678

Жыл бұрын

@@coochizeyou can’t escape anyways at those depths your organs would instantly be crushed

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

I do feel bad for the kid as well. But there's no real way to escape a submarine without surfacing. The pressure locks you in. The sub was pretty badly designed, as I understand it. Lots of things on the outside that could catch on things, thinner hull than it ought to have had, window not rated for the depths it was aimed at. Basically, they cut every corner to save money and that had the result it usually has.

@gmw3083

Жыл бұрын

The masses take the advice of 'experts,' and bow to the dictates of their marionette leaders who together scare them into lining up for endless 'safe n effective' boosters. Billionaires have unique, foolhardy and expensive ways to end themselves. All the same in the final analysis. Rich or otherwise the majority are not too bright.....

Sorry, you mean "What is the future of deep-sea tourism?"

It’s not an experimental vessel. It is a vehicle for hire since it had paying passengers. How many aircraft manufacturers allow paid passengers on experimental test flights - none. Experimental vehicles are used to evaluate the performance of materials and systems under stress in a controlled environment.

@gmw3083

Жыл бұрын

Contract reads 'High Risk of Deth'. If that doesn't spell 'experimental' what does? 'Sign me up' says the foolhardy billionaire.

@pashmina858

Жыл бұрын

@@gmw3083 stress testing establishes operational limits. I don't think anyone knew what the limits of the Titan sub were. Also engineering safety standards would not permit operation at the limits but significantly below the limits. Deep sea diving like all activities has risks. The concerns here are not to remove the risks associated with deep diving but rather to reduce the risks associated with a faulty vehicle. James Cameron experienced the exact same risks associated with deep diving as did the Titan occupants - the difference lies solely in the integrity of the two submersibles.

The market for DIY submarine exploration is collapsing and imploding❤

Never thought I'd see downtown Dt John's and James Cameron in the same news segment

A drunk teen fell off his balcony. WhaT's The fuTurE of BuilDIng CONstrctioN ???

The ocean had a taste of FIVE GUYS.

@roastghost901

Жыл бұрын

You're going to hell but I laughed so I'll be coming with.

@birdstwin1186

Жыл бұрын

angry upvote.

If the victims weren’t billionaires the media wouldn’t care. The real tragedy is the fact that rich people get more sympathy than common people

From what I understand the shape of the hull was a big factor. It's like Elon Musk making his rockets pointy for a meme even though it ended in paying civilian casulties

incompetency motivated by greed. it's that simple. my heart goes out to the victims and their families/friends. :(

Most subs that can dive that far are qualified for research purposes, not tourism

I would say the industry is imploding...

This wasn't "exploration" it was "tourism". I find the idea of diving on wrecks quite ghoulish. The Titantic sunk with over 1500 lives lost. It's a tomb. Let it alone.

Hopefully one conducted by experts lol

James Cameron got a nice story for making a new movie

I don't think that we need any new kinds of safety regs for manned subs. Like, all this tells us is that cutting corners when you're going in to a hostile environment that allows no second chances can make you dead. And that's not a new lesson.

Is this all to detract ppl from exploring the ocean? 🤔

The future is looking good for these deep sea vessels. Im buying my in-laws tickets ASAP.

@Ayyyyeeeee

Жыл бұрын

This is perfect! There are 3 people I would like to buy tickets for as well, between you and I pooling together that’s a crew of 5 let’s send them together. Sure it would be a blast for them!

Isn't it strange that there was a book written in 1898, 11 years before Titanic was even designed, called Futility that was about the then largest and most technologically advanced olympic-class ocean liner ever built sailing cross the Atlantic avoid striking and iceberg on a moonless night and killing both the rich and the poor on board the vessel? The name of the liner in the book? The Titan. Then just to add another observation I made, the Titan, according to the United States Navy, was most likely lost on June 18th. The name of the company that manufactured the Titan is called OceanGate Fifty one years before on June 17th 1972 Watergate occurred which was a massive government cover-up of a scandal at the White House leading to the impeachment and resignation of Ben President Richard Nixon. Now you can take this with a grain of salt or you can tell me to put on my tinfoil hat. But I have been researching this rabbit hole for a long time and THIS was not only a cover-up of something far more sinister. It was also a ritual sacrifice of five souls.

Majority of the people watching and commenting can’t even afford it

The Titan submersible has proven to be a tragedy. Prayers and thoughts to the victims. 😢🙏

@flfbsphatboyblue8970

Жыл бұрын

Doubt that’s going to do any good now

@TKnHappyNess

Жыл бұрын

Naming a sub the Titan was a red flag

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

Prayers might not help. That sub was full of billionaires and, y'know, camels and needles. I do feel bad for the teenager who was aboard because his father insisted, though.

What are they using this to distract us from?

@GpL_2000

Жыл бұрын

Zionist owned and controlled fiat bank JP Morgan’s payout settlement to Epstein island victims. Oy vey!

@lexslate2476

Жыл бұрын

My inner cynic knows there is only one answer: Whatever's on the other channel we might have been watching instead.

There have been rumors of the titanic being cursed... Could that also be a factor? Regardless there should have definitely been more restrictions involved. The mistake was no accident. Just arrogance like Captain Edward John Smith: the Captain of the titanic. Have they not learned from their mistakes? Those who have forgotten are doomed to repeat.

Lol what's the future?? How about not go diving with only 2 professionals, using an analog Playstation controller in what looks like a hoodini coffin, to explore wrecks at beyond dangerous depths?

If you’re a millionaire or billionaire… listen to the experts and don’t cut corners.

😢

Get better CEO and build you subs better

The future is to not do what these people did. Learn from the mistakes of the past to make a better future. Or in this case a submarine that isn't operated by an Xbox controller.

More money than brains

The future is with... following regulations. Safety regulations exist for a reason; they were written in blood. It was just a goddamn cheapskate billionaire and he paid the ultimate price for his hubris.

😭

Lol this is like watching Musk blow up soviet era rockets and thinking "wow it's so hard to get to space".... when saturn 7 rockets have been DESTROYING Elon's 50 year old failures. James Cameron has been to the titanic SEVERAL times without a problem, he built the sub to withstand 3 times the pressure and had redundancies for every system. "There are no small mistakes at that depth" -James Cameron.

How about Certified diving vessels? Lol

Good riddance shazada dawood was the vice chairman of wef

Who cares? Stop shoving this story in our face.

Sad the world has lost a billionaire and a few millionaires

@TheBearOfSpades

Жыл бұрын

People died, lets a least give it a couple days.

@bugbear3401

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBearOfSpades I said sad it would be worse if I said did ya hear the one about a billionaire a few millionaires and the under engineered sub you wouldn't like it it's a sinker badam cha!

Who cares anymore report some real news.

Lol, wht people problems 😅

@saxonthegermanshepherd2809

Жыл бұрын

2 of the passengers weren’t white. And ocean gate was a woke diverse company that didn’t want white men engineers

This is what happens when your sub says "Made in China"

@jennyhuang1490

Жыл бұрын

HAHAHA U r So FuNnY (sarcasm intended).

@Flashyfinancier

Жыл бұрын

​@@jennyhuang1490he kinda has a point Jenny 🤷‍♂️

@jennyhuang1490

Жыл бұрын

@@Flashyfinancier What's the point, just because something is made in china, it doesn't mean its crap. 80% of everything you use is made in China so is 80% of all the things you use crappy? Yea, he got a point my butt. The company used a machine that did not pass the requirements, a prototype, that's why it's gone, it has nothing to do with any country but the lazy company itself. I hope they sued not that I really care.

Maybe they should have hired someone with actual experience instead of diversity hires. Maybe they should have tested out the submersible to the depth it was going to go before they send people down to their deaths in that thing

@jennyhuang1490

Жыл бұрын

Man, wrong topic, how on earth do you know that the company did diversity hires? And before you start arguing, I don't agree with diversity hiring, whoever deserves the job gets it, I hate those left wing propagandas.

Exploration ???? This was not !!!!!