So, who is to blame? All of us, and none of us. The Titanic disaster is a reminder that human imagination built that ship—and human forgetfulness sank it. That’s not depressing; it’s liberating. It means you have the power to choose better next time.
Go read a Titanic book. Watch a documentary. Ask your grandpa what he thinks. Because every time you learn about a giant mistake, you’re sharpening your own survival instincts. And that’s a lifeboat you can always count on.
So blame the iceberg if you must, but thank the story for making you a little wiser. Now go out there and don’t let a missing key sink your day.
