well as ive never found the titanic that interesting historicly anyway i say let it. let its massive rotting hull collapase on leonardo decaprio's bones.

I supposed were so enamored (as pho put's it) with tragedies as the human race as a people don't really like things going right

as most ( Not all, pls leave flaming out of it) are naturally pessimistic, the glass half empty sort of thing

and as such tragedies are just and extension of that, as no only do we moan about our own problems, we can't help but to be interested in other peoples

especially if there worst

look at all the real life and big brother type shows, if we weren't interested in other peoples problems, such examples of tv wouldn't exist

the only reason people are still interested in the fateful night of April 14th 1912 is that the so called unsinkable titanic, not only sunk.

but also had too few lifeboats to accommodate all the people on board, so more than half the passengers, lost there lives to the negliegence of the engineers

it's basically on problem after another hense it's appeal  

I didnt care for the ship .

but after I saw the movie ,I was mad that the film took away 3hours and 15 minutes from my life away . and now i still hate the ship , i should say , help time a little and blow the sporking ship up with tons of dynamite ( sorry to all the fishes that will be hurt in the process )

Yeah, it's like the CIA. The only time the news reports on an operation by the CIA, it's when something went wrong (cause if they did it right no one would know about it). Consequently everyone thinks the CIA screws up all the time completely oblivious to all the majority of operations that are successfull.