• jrs100000@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    How about not diving into caves? That seems like an even better way to prevent this from happening again.

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      In this case we know the exact cause of death, diving into the fucking cave. Maybe we send an ROV rather than risking 3 lives. If they didn’t have the funding to send one then maybe don’t use the royal yacht to risk your and 2 other lives, including a 3rd on the rescue.

      What a selfish way to die.

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        Well, we do NOT know the exact cause of death. Yeah it has something to do with the cave, but it’s information that can potentially save lives in the future

        Don’t get me wrong, especially now that someone has died trying to recover the bodies, there is a very good point to be made to leave the bodies there, like that guy who got stuck upside down hundreds of meters below the surface, and died. They left his body there, tossed concrete over it to ensure nobody goes that particular path ever again

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      While true, sometimes it’s important. This dive was

      an official scientific mission to monitor marine environments and study the effects of the climate crisis on tropical biodiversity