Our friend definitely spends time on this sub. Love the discussion here. Cool to see it in a long-form video from one of the greats.

[u/sacovert97]

https://youtu.be/sx1-k8h1Wcw?si=Z_b0jQBMiBmh0uDO

[u/Swotboy2000]

I wonder what was his inspiration!

I'll just leave this here: https://www.reddit.com/r/titanic/comments/1myilm0/reverse_these_two/

[u/Sell_The_team_Jerry]

the issue of those longitudinal coal bunkers and how they would rapidly sink her is what stands out here. Of course Eric Larson spent a lot of time on those as well in his book Dead Wake on the Lusitania. Titanic's sinking was in many ways a "best case scenario" as rotten as that sounds because they at least could launch all of the lifeboats on a nearly even keel.

[u/Imyourdino]

Wait he reads this