A comment from AC’s blog:
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The name “Titan” also mirrors a book that was written before the Titanic sunk that many point to as a predictive programming piece of fiction, as it tells the “fictional” tale of a magnificent ship “Titan” going to sea and sinking to an iceberg collision.
Brief Synopsis: “In 1898, just 14 years before the Titanic disaster, the writer Morgan Robertson wrote the novel ‘Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan’, a book that tells the story of a fictional ship whose sinking bears several similarities with real-life events in 1912.”
Too many orchestrated coincidences, the script writers are getting lazy.
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Another comment from AC’s blog:
[quote]I’m finding the Titan story to be really weird, too. It reads like a “fake your own death” scenario in a mystery novel: Let the world know that your sub is a cheap piece of crap about to go on an incredibly dangerous voyage. Fire everyone on your team who actually knows what they’re doing. Deliberately flout every safety precaution there is. The result? Nobody is surprised when A: Your voyage ends in doom, and B: Your sub–and you–are never found. And off you secretly go on your merry way.
Mind you, I’m not saying that I THINK that’s what happened. Only that this scenario seems almost more logical than that this crowd paid 250K to go on an obvious suicide mission for such a trivial reason. I mean, you could get a better look at the Titanic ruins by watching a YouTube video.[/quote]