Titanic's Lifeboat Dilemmas

This chapter examines the lifeboat capacity and design of the Titanic, contrasting it with modern standards and delving into outdated regulations. It critiques the White Star Line's policies regarding safety and evacuation procedures, highlighting the belief in the ship's unsinkability that contributed to tragic decisions. Furthermore, it explores the misconceptions surrounding lifeboat requirements and the hubris of maritime safety at the time.