To: jdt1138
Let's say that your family went missing on a boat and the Coast Guard said that they had radar and sonar evidence that the boat blew up and sank. Would you want the search to continue until the bodies were found? What do you do when there won't be any bodies to find?
Let's change your scenario a bit. Suppose they were flying on an experimental tourist ship into space and the ship sprung a leak and they all died. Would you want someone to mount a rescue mission into space to retrieve the bodies?
Would that even be possible? Who would have a space ship on stand-by to do it, what would be the cost, and who would pay it?
-PJ
26 posted on
06/22/2023 11:56:29 PM PDT by
Political Junkie Too
( * LAAP = Left-wing Activist Agitprop Press (formerly known as the MSM))
To: Political Junkie Too
I just hope it was a merciful demise. No long minutes diving into the depths waiting for the inevitable. Hopefully they didn’t know what happened.
27 posted on
06/23/2023 12:13:38 AM PDT by
Samurai_Jack
(This is not about hypocrisy, this is about hierarchy!)
To: Political Junkie Too
I tend to think that, at the depths where the Titanic is, there won’t be any bodies to recover. The bodies will be crushed into the ooze of nothingness. There is nothing to recover.
33 posted on
06/23/2023 12:59:06 AM PDT by
Mark17
(Retired USAF air traffic controller. Father of USAF Captain & pilot. Both bitten by the aviation bug)
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