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This is a perfect example of why we have the phrase "regulations are written in blood".
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One somewhat comforting thing about this is that it was so unbelievably fast that none of them knew what was happening, it was too fast for their brains to even process the pain
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It should be noted, there were safety features and equipment that wouldâve prevented this from happening, but the company chose not to implement them onto their rig. The newer safety gear was required on newly built rigs, but existing rigs werenât forced to upgrade their equipment to meet the new standard, so they didnât in order to save money. Completely preventable.
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As a paramedic Iâm called to so many scenes where I just see the aftermath with no explanation. Please keep doing these
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This reminds me of what my dad told me once, it was something like "If you plan on taking a dangerous job, pick the one that already suffered a fatal accident. Normally those are the ones where the corporations actually bother on checking for faulty designs and safety regulations"
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My brother was a sat diver in the North Sea for nearly 13 years. He only quit because he got a job as a dive instructor in Bali for slightly less money but way less danger.
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"Kind of gruesome" is a massive understatement.
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âScientifically interesting ways to dieâ - you had me at this, my friend. Subscribed
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The guy who survived got a lot of bad reputation for not closing the vault properly and his family was hated for that.
The thing is though, if one single freaking mistake after 9 hours of work is enough to cause death, then it`s clearly the companies fault for not installing proper safety equiment, which was possible at the time. But the company thought, that instead of lowering the risk of such accidents, they could save the money for themselves
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The fact that it happened so quickly is both reassuring and terrifying.
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Itâs hard to fathom so much damage happening in less than a second. Pressure related accidents are terrifying.
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I have watched a like 20 minute vid on this event, and you explained it so well in just 1 minute, canât wait to see more
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I have NEVER been more happy to not see realistic animations in my entire life
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Dude that was WAY worse than I guessed it would be. Good lord. RIP to those men.
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Safety standards are indeed written in spilt blood.
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Im genuinely surprised this dude showed the actual photos. All the other channels i see that post about this basically say go look it up yourself. Big ups man
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The irony of someone named Coward going on such a dangerous mission
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Cant decide what is worse.
-being hit by 9 very fast tons
-Having you blood boiled into butter instantly
-Or getting folded literally
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Also one of the wives of the men who died in the incident had her husband pinned for the blame by the company, got ran out of town by those who believed the news, and only like DECADES later was able to win in court that the company was responsible, and had her husbands name vindicated.
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Is this the answer to the question nobody asked: how to fit a human through a 5-inch hole?
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