Terrible news about the Titan submarine.

[blue matt]

not really sure that counts as a high risk reward to be honest. not like you can get out and sit on the deckchairs. you can learn about the history online or in the museum, this is just 5 people in a metal tin looking at a hunk of metal through a window. This is just bored rich people who likely dont give a **** about safety regulations.

true about the bored rich people, I guess it makes them interesting dining folk

[JamesWales]

A reminder you are talking about five people with families who died in a tragic accident.

[Alan Lung]

A reminder you are talking about five people with families who died in a tragic accident.

It's all 1been very respectful so far though. Nobody is being offensive to them are they?

[Rjk]

saw something about them recovering some of the sub and some "human remains" not sure how reliable at this stage though

[Taunton Blue Genie]

These were not idiots, if you are going to do a high risk trip ( and this in everyones world is high risk, its almost 4KM under water, its high risk ) the you do some research, but even with all the research in the world, its still high risk
Yes I am guessing they knew it was a high risk trip, but with that came high risk rewards seeing the Titanic up close

They would not have appreciated just how risky the trip was - as the owner played down the risk factor considerably to all and sundry, it now seems.

[lardy]

They would not have appreciated just how risky the trip was - as the owner played down the risk factor considerably to all and sundry, it now seems.

Yes, this was far more of a death trap than those passengers would have known.