About this episode

This episode satirizes the tendency to ignore obvious dangers in the face of disaster, using the sinking of the Titanic as a metaphor.

This is a little tale about the curious talent folks sometimes have for ignoring the plain facts sitting right in front of them. The ship may be tipping, the water may be rising around our ankles, and yet someone in charge will still smile politely and insist everything is perfectly natural, nothing to worry about, please stop asking troublesome questions. It’s a reminder that in moments of real trouble, the danger isn’t always the storm or the sea… sometimes it’s the confident fellow assuring you there’s no problem at all. It's a satire about denial, blame-shifting, and the refusal to accept obvious reality—even as disaster unfolds in plain sight.

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