Will they save submarine passengers ? There was no hope from the very beginning.

Can you believe how insane this submarine missing situation is?

Who in the world thought it was okay to operate a submarine with a game controller and touch screens?
And to top it off, the size of that submarine is a total joke. Passengers can't even stand up inside? How can one feel safe inside this thing…
And get this, no windows! They expected people to enjoy the view through a camera. I can do that too... from the comfort of my own home!

Seriously, I hope whoever came up with this whole concept had a huge reality check. I'll pass on the cramped, windowless underwater experience and so will everyone now.

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PepsiColaP

I do not mean to be insensitive but at the same time I have no empathy for the passengers . They could have used that money to help others instead they value life so little they are willing to risk theirs for their personal gratification . I do not like comparing tragic situations but this is not tragic at all to me ,more so dystopian when there are hundreds of refugees who have lost their lives at the same time in search of a better life and that event is now being overshadowed by this

wildbill83 · 36-40, M

@PepsiColaP agreed, $250,000 a seat to go "explore" what's already been thoroughly explored & documented already; no different than the millionaire plebs that die on Mt. Everest all the time, for enough money, they'll pretty much carry anyone to the top; and for what? To say they've done what better men have already done? I'm not impressed, & I'm certainly not envious. They won't be remembered as anything other than a bunch of rich idiots...

Strawbsy · 26-30, F

@wildbill83 To be fair, 250k is a lot but that price is nothing for those bored millionaires. It’s a little cheap if you look like at it from another perspective. Probably why it went missing !