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Thomas Weisbecker and Ariel Alexander and RuthRicards
The Titanic was more than just a ship—it was a symbol of human ambition, innovation, and, ultimately, hubris. We’ll explore the history of shipbuilding that led to its creation, the fatal flaws that sealed its fate, and the tragedy that unfolded on that fateful night on April 14th, 1912. Yet from disaster came transformation, as maritime industries and safety regulations evolved to prevent future catastrophes. Through history, irony, and reflection, we’ll consider what the Titanic teaches us about progress, resilience, our human condition, and the fine line between confidence and overreach. In its beauty and its downfall, the Ship of Dreams still has much to offer us!