Let’s not rob the clients of their agency. Remember the proposition: you’re going to dive 2.4 miles underwater, in the middle of the Atlantic. On a nuclear su

Let’s not rob the clients of their agency. Remember the proposition: you’re going to dive 2.4 miles underwater, in the middle of the Atlantic. On a nuclear sub with the best collision avoidance and mapping data available, with highly regimented procedure, this is still a riskier proposition than most people appreciate. But you’re going to do it in a carbon fiber hull. This is at the very minimum an adventure, with a very high risk of turning into a disaster. You sign the liability waiver and have the balls to get on board the boat, and have the further commitment to board the submersible day-of. I’m not saying this to blame them or extol their courage. It just is what it is, and sometimes - oftentimes - with adventure sports and tourism, we don’t need to search for bad guys and villains. It’s risky living and this is what it looks like sometimes.