These billionaire guys paid 250k each to go to the bottom of the ocean to an historic graveyard which is about 2.5 miles down, where the pressure is nearly 400 times as much as at the surface, to visit a shipwreck which they can only see on a small monitor, in a cramped tube with no windows, with no seats and which was controlled by a modified PlayStation controller.
“A fool and his money are lucky to have gotten together in the first place?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65957709
@divegeester saidYou get better views on the tele. I also don't get the morbid interest in 'seeing' something which is effectively a subaquatic graveyard.
These billionaire guys paid 250k each to go to the bottom of the ocean to an historic graveyard which is about 2.5 miles down, where the pressure is nearly 400 times as much as at the surface, to visit a shipwreck which they can only see on a small monitor, in a cramped tube with no windows, with no seats and which was controlled by a modified PlayStation controller.
...[text shortened]... have gotten together in the first place?[/i]
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65957709
'Look, loads of people died horrible deaths here, let's see if we can get a closer look.'
Weird, if you ask me.
20 Jun 23
@divegeester saidWhat are/were they hoping to find?
These billionaire guys paid 250k each to go to the bottom of the ocean to an historic graveyard which is about 2.5 miles down, where the pressure is nearly 400 times as much as at the surface, to visit a shipwreck which they can only see on a small monitor, in a cramped tube with no windows, with no seats and which was controlled by a modified PlayStation controller.
...[text shortened]... have gotten together in the first place?[/i]
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65957709
@divegeester saidI can’t imagine a scarier trip.
These billionaire guys paid 250k each to go to the bottom of the ocean to an historic graveyard which is about 2.5 miles down, where the pressure is nearly 400 times as much as at the surface, to visit a shipwreck which they can only see on a small monitor, in a cramped tube with no windows, with no seats and which was controlled by a modified PlayStation controller.
...[text shortened]... have gotten together in the first place?[/i]
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65957709
I wouldn’t do it even if I got paid £250k to go.
@divegeester saidThe guys got $$$ but no sense.
These billionaire guys paid 250k each to go to the bottom of the ocean to an historic graveyard which is about 2.5 miles down, where the pressure is nearly 400 times as much as at the surface, to visit a shipwreck which they can only see on a small monitor, in a cramped tube with no windows, with no seats and which was controlled by a modified PlayStation controller.
...[text shortened]... have gotten together in the first place?[/i]
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65957709
21 Jun 23
@woodgirl saidAbsolutely awful. They must have understood from the beginning of this adventure everything that can go wrong. I read in the morning news that they have picked up knocking sounds and hope to locate them - not many hours of oxygen left but maybe it will work.
I can’t imagine a scarier trip.
I wouldn’t do it even if I got paid £250k to go.
21 Jun 23
@divegeester saidThere is some irony in this. The Titanic was a luxury cruise ship which sank with millionaires aboard J J Astor, for example), and now billionaires go on luxury cruises to join them.
The wreck of the Titanic.
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@rajk999 said“You pays your money and you takes your chances”.🤞
The guys got $$$ but no sense.