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EsenMau

The failure of the Titanic resulted in many changes in engineering and the designing of sea going vessels. Though incredibly tragic improvements were made so this would not happen again.

PeeBee

Player #773249, For those who are not from the Maritime industry, sinking of titanic gave berth to conventions like SOLAS. This governs the engineering requirements of ships. Guess how many years it took to write and approve/implement it? Scroll down 14 years,, thats is how slow we are/ is Super slow

Uninitialized

Player #773249, yes, they had a time line to finish her, working with inferior materials. it was a tragic incident, many mistakes were made during rescue.

Player #4071088

Player #773249, the titanic was not built to safe standards for the time it was built. Shortcuts were taken to cut costs and time, and as a result many people died unnecessarily.

Shellback

A replica of The Titanic is being built in China it will be completed soon and will used as a cruise liner. Let's hope there's enough life boats.

Player #3532789

dai.laffin, I am Irish. I now live in Northern Ireland where Titanic was built. To a lot of people NI is part of Great Britain, hence the Empire. You and I may not necessarily agree, but it I'd fact!

Player #3532789

dai.laffin, Sorry about the typo errors, corrective texting, my enemy!!!

Dog's Balls

She wasn't broke when it left Belfast.

Shelby Johnson

Davy, Livingston, Seems like the creators and whoever decided to say that fateful comment would have thought about how much bad luck would come from challenging God (whatever "God" people believe in. They said he couldn't sink it, and he did.

Player #25874027

Shellback, And it only sails in tropical waters

Player #13286156

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* Seshati *

EsenMau, um kinda happened two years later a very much lesser known or lesser publicised tragedy. It is said it took only 14 minutes for ocean liner Empress of Ireland, often referred to as “Canada’s Titanic,” to sink in the early morning hours of May 29, 1914.