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The worst error? Bruh, there were all sorts of design and construction problems, ranging from the quality of the steel and rivets used to the bulkhead doors not stopping water inflow. And the lack of enough life boats...

The titanic happened because of incompetence, excessive hubris and idiot cost and corners cutting.

I am 80% certain it was a series of idiotic fuck ups and greedy that led to this with maybe 20% entertaining the idea that it was premeditated by someone. You can never rule that shit out.

We are also undergoing a large competency crisis due to idiotic outsourcing, idiotic cost cutting, and idiotic DEI/ESG requirements. We have a competency crisis that is causing all these disasters as of late:

Would have to be extremely precise sabotage to take out the engines/electric grid the moment when the ships is moving in the exact direction and speed to hit the pillar. And, you know, counter any attempts by the crew to stop it, like dropping anchor or restarting the engines. But an engine of...

That is what I am asking. And also trolling him a bit for misspelling. :D

Yeah, I doubt something as huge as a super container ship can be stopped by any "collision proofing" Those bastards, especially fully loaded, are basically one gigantic floating brick. 50 thousand printer toners? wtf. :ROFLMAO: Humor aside, is there a difference between tons and tonnes. 1...

SO, this happened because diversity hires and cost cutting, am I right?