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masterpug53 posted...

The fact that I'm first being made aware of private Titanic wreck tours that don't directly involve James Cameron actually being a thing through the headline news of one going missing tells the whole story. The ignorance and / or hubris required to hop in a tiny sub and travel 10,000 feet below the ocean's surface without years of training and expertise is just off the charts. I feel extreme pity and remorse for any victim who actually got sold on some fun adventure pitch without being told the extreme risks; beyond that, this is the case of a rich kid buying a high-powered sports car they have no business driving and wrapping it around a telephone pole times 100.

Apparently Titanic tourism has been a thing since 98 according to BBCs timeline. It's just besides the other 3 or 4 that Titan made were done with subs that weren't built from parts purchased at Home Depot