Did Karma Come A Full Circle With Titan?
Recently, Stockton Rush (CEO of OceanGate) boasted that he hired people to drive the sub Titan who specifically were not "50 year old white guys with military experience"; rather, he wanted his team "to be younger, to be insprational".
When I saw that, I started laughing; in my head, I had a vision that one of his "diversity" pilots did something stupid (or did something no experienced sub captain would have done) and ultimately crashed the mini-sub. And whatever mistake this "younger" and "inspirational" pilot made, I'm fairly certain that a "50-year-old-white-guy-with-military-experience" would probably NOT made that mistake.
If I'm right, it's too bad that four other people lost their lives when nature decided to clean the gene pool by deep-sixing this idiot (pun intended).
When I saw that, I started laughing; in my head, I had a vision that one of his "diversity" pilots did something stupid (or did something no experienced sub captain would have done) and ultimately crashed the mini-sub. And whatever mistake this "younger" and "inspirational" pilot made, I'm fairly certain that a "50-year-old-white-guy-with-military-experience" would probably NOT made that mistake.
If I'm right, it's too bad that four other people lost their lives when nature decided to clean the gene pool by deep-sixing this idiot (pun intended).
after 50, 60, 70, even 80! And my Aunt Jodie chastised me when she was 104! NB
no one was on that junk pile
they likely wanted new lives
so now presumed dead
an implosion at 12,500 feet down... nothing left
just my theory
I think they were in the sub, it couldn't handle the pressure at some point and came apart, catastrophically making trash out of the sub and the inhabitants ( I wonder if the game controller survived). It happened when they lost contact with the mother ship, basically in close proximity to the titanic wreck.
:-)
It’s only a matter of time.
CF is incredibly rigid.....until it’s not. Then it shatters. There’s minimal deformation.
But hey.....I’m just a 50 year old White Guy. What do I know?
Apparently more than a spoon in the mouth former aerospace engineer named Rush.
CF is a terrible material choice for that application. But I’m sure it was much cheaper than HY80. On the plus side CF is very light. So there is that. If weight was a huge concern. But I’m finding it hard to justify that benefit in this application.
The most ingenious submersible ever invented was Trieste. Absolutely jaw dropping in it’s simplicity and functionality.
Well, hey, what the hell? Now CEO Stockton Rush remains free of liability to go back to the good ole' drawing board to design a sub that "builds back better." Blub! Blub!
https://nypost.com/2023/06/23/stockto...
Becoming crab food instantly.
Same culprit needed a distraction this week.
Deep state has centuries of experience blowing things up.
Looks like it worked for the most part, too.
It not an issue of karma. Its pressure and construction and perhaps minute cracks in the materials that gave way.