TwooTwooTwitTwitTwoo
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Good old Peter...
Exactly. Hundreds died last week, women and children locked in the bottom of the boat- the same situation as these rich people. Migrants desperately seeking a better life, risking their family’s lives to do so. Not many people care- ‘it’s their own fault’ attitude.It’s of course very sad, but also sad that this is the story people are gripped on when hundreds of men, women and children have drowned in a boat on the Med this past week too. We seem (and I include myself in this) somewhat desensitised to asylum seekers and economic migrants drowning, and here we are discussing 5 billionaires drowning, in basically a tin can, on a vanity project.
whether or not they’re remains are ever found, their families should be donating massive sums to the search and rescue missions who’ve gone out to try and recover them. This was so fucking needless, and the press coverage is excessive IMO. It shouldn’t be headline news that 5 very wealthy men have drowned in a tin can, trying to get to the floor of the ocean.
Separating totally for a sec the on going tragedy.Read an article earlier where a previous passenger on the submarine said they went around the Titanic wreckage twice and even landed on the deck. How reckless is that? What if the deck had given way and they ended up trapped in the wreckage? He also described it as a suicide mission.
plenty of horrible things happen the world over. If you can’t have sympathy for a fellow human just because you perceive them as rich, it says a lot about you.It’s of course very sad, but also sad that this is the story people are gripped on when hundreds of men, women and children have drowned in a boat on the Med this past week too. We seem (and I include myself in this) somewhat desensitised to asylum seekers and economic migrants drowning, and here we are discussing 5 billionaires drowning, in basically a tin can, on a vanity project.
whether or not they’re remains are ever found, their families should be donating massive sums to the search and rescue missions who’ve gone out to try and recover them. This was so fucking needless, and the press coverage is excessive IMO. It shouldn’t be headline news that 5 very wealthy men have drowned in a tin can, trying to get to the floor of the ocean.
im sure it was a magical experience and I can only speak for myself when I say this but seriously, fuck thatI did a hammerhead dive in The Maldives. You dove down 30m into the blue and wait. There is blue all around and the only way you know if up is the direction the bubbles are going. It's a weird feeling.
Not gonna lie; I was a little nervous, especially given the paperwork, which read, "This experimental vessel has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body, and could result in physical injury, emotional trauma, or death."
And yet, I couldn't help noticing how many pieces of this sub seemed improvised, with off-the-shelf components. Piloting the craft is run with a video game controller.