The Titanic was called “unsinkable,” but its biggest tragedy wasn’t just the iceberg—it was a decision made long before the ship ever sailed. In this video, we reveal how cost-cutting, outdated safety laws, and arrogance led to Titanic carrying lifeboats for barely half of its passengers.
From the ship’s luxurious design to the fatal night of April 14, 1912, discover the untold truth about why over 1,500 lives were lost—and how it changed maritime safety forever.