Elon Musk in an exploding starship when.

Rich people live completely frictionless lives, bereft of meaning, so they seek out or create artificial adversity, and, predictably, many are horribly injured or killed. And I think that's beautiful.

Couldn't care less, they paid for the risk, they got what they paid for. Their death very slightly decreased income inequality in the world 😂

I hear the teen son didn't really want to go, he just wanted to make his Dad happy.

Billionaires shouldn't be allowed to have children.

based comrade poseidon cleaning out those exploiting and corrupting gaia🫡 🫡

Funniest shit ever, I want more of this.

Two weeks before 600 hundred people died in the Mediterranean trying to reach Europe through Greece, hoping for a better life, and no one cared about them. Then a touristic submarine full with shitty people that doesn't know what to do with their stolen money (every rich person is a thief, if you have money above a certain amount you are stealing from society) explode, and the whole world cares about getting them back. Me, I say to send more rich people down the ocean, and I hope this is only the beginning: touristic space travels also promise interesting developments in this direction.

A tragedy, not because of the 4 that were destroyed in the submarine, but for every other worthy cause in the world that was overshadowed by it in the media for the week that it occupied the world's interest. Most experts knew on day 1 that they were dead but media chose to ignore them and hype up a non-existent rescue effort for easy engagement and clicks, while failing to do the responsible thing and report on things that matter.

The only good billionaire is a dead one

Some dumbfucks paid 1/4 of amillion bux to go where they could not go otherwise. The ocean obliterated them to show that they could not.

Hubris got them killed. Oceanbro was merciful tho, it was over in a few microseconds. To fast to notice anything of even feel pain.

Lol. Lmao. Let's send more

It has generated some amazing memes and I have never enjoyed a billionaires death so much.

Reminds me of that sketch The Expert. Seems like the gist of it is analogous to he wanted to draw seven red lines, strictly perpendicular, some with green ink and some with transparent ink, and when the expert told him that's impossible, he said, "I am richguyinnovator, hear me roar!" And reality did what reality tends to do.

Also seemed like the media was trying really hard to turn it into some kind of real life version of The Martian, when it was pretty clear from the start it was over for those people and there was nothing heroic or brave about what the guy running it was doing; just needlessly playing on the razor's edge of existence, living out a delusion of human supremacy over nature. I almost want to say it's like a microcosm of capitalism as a whole in that way. The way it acts like it can dominate nature somehow, while ecosystems we depend on face collapse as a result of the unsustainable systemic practices.

have more submarines