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IDK. I can't help but wonder how I'd have felt if Blue Origin had blown up with
Shatner in it. I mean, that would be a great way to die ... among the possible
ways to die. Were I up there, I *wish* I could die like that. Instead, I'll
prolly die in a bike crash, bleeding out all over the
Yes, the Greek shipwreck was horrific but the Titan(ic) story sadly got much
more media attention.One aspect is the rich/poor divide: the Titan submersible
contained 5 very rich passengers, while the ship from Africa was full of poor
people looking for a better life. African migrants are for
I remember when the Challenger blew up. It was that consciousness of that
higher-order life form that was disturbed. Or maybe just my hope that there
was one.
The dorks going to see the Titanic don't disturb my perception of that
consciousness.
-Original Message-
From: Friam
The Greek shipwreck was a horrific tragedy. Yet it didn’t get the attention of
the Titanic story
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jun/22/the-greek-shipwreck-was-a-horrific-tragedy-yet-it-didnt-get-the-attention-of-the-titanic-story
By analogy with eye candy, where the Eloi get all
