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Its definitely a senseless tragedy for those injured and killed, as it would be today. I agree there's risk involved when there's a an audience for such an eve
by kirykl 9y ago
Its definitely a senseless tragedy for those injured and killed, as it would be today. I agree there's risk involved when there's a an audience for such an event.
But necessity or foolishness of an explosion doesn't really negate the ability to perform it both safely and for entertainment.
But the modern equivalent of say crashing two high speed trains in front of an audience? would probably not occur due to insurance reasons
- coding123 9y agoWhat I find interesting is they didnt really know if 2 or 3 people died, so I do question if the people of that time thought it was a tragedy or just didn't care about the aftermath as much as we'd think.