A woman’s Facebook post made in 2013 has gone viral after predicting the billionaire’s submersible disaster that occurred recently. The woman, identified as Deborah Grattan, recalled a dream where an evil billionaire took submarine trips to the Titanic. She revealed that the trip turned into a disaster on its inaugural tour, even though the billionaire pumped water out of parts of the ship. Grattan added that the event would make a good movie. She unknowingly predicted the recent tragedy, where the submersible Titanic sank, killing all five billionaires onboard due to a catastrophic loss of pressure that led to the implosion of the vessel.
The prophetic post has heightened concerns over the safety of submersible trips, with many calls for stricter regulations. People have suggested that the post was a premonition of the disaster, which has occurred in real life. The incident has sparked a worldwide conversation on the safety of recreational submarine tours and the necessity for more stringent guidelines.
The tragic event has rekindled debates on the need to adopt a preventative approach with regulatory bodies that monitor and ensure the safety of submarine trips. Many experts are asking for more stringent regulatory interventions to avoid tragedies of this nature. However, some others argue that despite the dangers associated with such adventures, the benefits outweigh the risks, and that it is unrealistic to impose more restrictions on a recreational activity that appeals to many.
As investigations continue into the fatal incident, it is essential to remember the tragic loss of five precious lives that were cut short without warning. This unfortunate event serves as a timely reminder of the risks inherent in adventurous pursuits like submarine tours. While we must remain cautious and take precautions to avoid a repeat of such disasters, we must not let fear overshadow the joy and thrill that it brings to many people who engage in this activity.
