In this gripping second episode of The master of none, we are confronted with a grim reality: the Titan, a deep-sea submersible, imploded during its descent to the Titanic, tragically ending the lives of all five onboard. This catastrophe begs the question: Was this a preventable disaster turned real due to negligence?

Join us as we investigate OceanGate and its CEO, Stockton Rush. We delve into multiple warnings the company received regarding the Titan's structural integrity, particularly related to its carbon fiber and titanium ends. Was there a conscious disregard for these warnings?

We meticulously examine Stockton Rush's role in this disaster. Did he willfully mislead stakeholders about the submersible's safety and its connections with respected entities like NASA, Boeing, and the University of Washington?

In this episode, we dissect OceanGate's actions leading to this fatal incident. How did the thrill of exploration and innovation become overshadowed by alleged negligence that took the lives of five individuals?

Stay with us as we unravel these disturbing revelations, navigate through the tragic sequence of events beneath the Atlantic waves, and scrutinize the accountability of those responsible. In this chilling deep dive, we remember the lives lost and seek to expose the truth behind their premature demise.