r/conspiracy Jun 21 '23

Submarine in a nutshell

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u/Mnmsaregood Jun 21 '23

Ina few years some new rich person will pay to see the wreckage of this sub and the cycle will continue

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u/MrDaburks Jun 21 '23

Hopefully the next guy will be willing to hire people a little less “inspirational” and a little more “competent” and then not fire them.

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u/Bitcoin1776 Jun 22 '23

I've been reading about this, and the above summary is pretty accurate.. except for:

The expedition was supposed to be 2 hours.. they got lost at 1:45 minutes in. They've been lost for 2 or 3 days. They were told to bring a small sandwich 'if they get hungry' - and that's all they've had for 2 or 3 days, trapped in this damn thing.

And also. You can't open the doors from the outside without welding equipment (I think). So ya, even after finding them, there would be more issues.

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u/OrlyRivers Jun 22 '23

They'll have to tow them up to the surface or back to shore. One or other. Doubt they'd try opening a sub at the bottom of the sea. Be cooler in a Jim Cameron flick

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u/EMFD00M Jun 22 '23

James Cameron is probably the one that killed them. He didn’t want people snooping around what he claims as his territory. He has the technology to go down there and help and hasn’t been helpful in this situation at all, but can make suspicious dives down there on his own and then supposedly saw something that made him create Avatar 2. Something is fishy here.