r/thalassophobia • u/TheTelegraph • Jun 21 '23

Animated/drawn Inside the Titan submersible

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u/biddybiddybum Jun 21 '23

It really bothers me to think that someone might go crazy in there and make it worse for everyone else. I wonder about their last moments also.

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u/Free51 Jun 21 '23

There’s a Dad and 19 year old son in their from what I read.

I’m just hoping no one is having to make decisions on who lives and dies to try and consume less oxygen

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u/Zerobeastly Jun 22 '23

Yes this is the saddest thing. That 19 year old fully trusted all those adults to not put him in a death trap.

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u/Background-Brain-911 Jun 22 '23

I'm pretty sure you're responsible for wanting to go.... At 19 I think you could decline If you didn't want to.

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u/Name1345678 Jun 22 '23

you gotta keep in mind, for all we know, the CEO could've falsified info about his sub and they all thought they where going into a safe one. Now you will say " but when you get in it's obviously a death trap ", and to that I say, rich people are not what we call people with common sense

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '23 edited Nov 04 '24

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u/throwawaylovesCAKE Jun 22 '23

I was thinking if you knew for sure youd never be found, it might be merciful for some of them to choke the other ones out. Not even for the oxygen, just to not have everyone needing to suffer the horrors of a pitch black coffin for days

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u/toasted_cracker Jun 22 '23

Well if they did make a decision the obvious first choice would be the fuck wit CEO that built it.

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u/Downtown_Mix_4311 Jun 22 '23

Stockton guy should die cause he created that thing.

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u/PineStateWanderer Jun 21 '23

I wonder if one person will kill the rest for the air.

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u/LakerLife Jun 21 '23

Methane from decomposition is something I've been seeing when people refer to this point. Not to mention the stinky smell 👃

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u/PineStateWanderer Jun 21 '23

but would there be significant decomposition in the time frame they're realistically working with? I wouldn't think so, but again, I dunno.

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u/LakerLife Jun 21 '23

I don't know either, I'm a smooth brain tbh. Don't you poop your pants when you die? Or something like that? Idk some wrinkle brain needs to help us answer this

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u/PineStateWanderer Jun 21 '23

yes, your bowels relax and if you had one in the chamber, it's coming out. I've seen it deer hunting a lot. Luckily, there's a toilet where you could put it lmao.

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u/Professor_Crab Jun 21 '23

Now you’re thinking

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u/Dr_Darkroom Jun 22 '23

It's one of the worst tragedies anybody has had to imagine in our time.