This Guy Survived The Titanic Because He Was Drunk
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Joe Rogan tells the story of the man who got drunk in Titanic and because of that he survived.
Charles Joughin was the chief baker on board the Titanic, and according to various accounts, he managed to survive the sinking of the ship in a rather unconventional manner - by being super drunk.
As the Titanic struck an iceberg and began to sink in the early hours of April 15, 1912, chaos and panic ensued among the passengers and crew. However, Joughin reportedly remained remarkably calm and composed throughout the ordeal. According to his own later accounts, he had been drinking heavily in the hours leading up to the disaster, which left him inebriated by the time the ship began to sink.
As the situation grew increasingly dire, Joughin purportedly took advantage of his inebriated state to maintain his composure and act decisively. He reportedly helped load lifeboats and assisted passengers in donning life jackets, all while continuing to consume copious amounts of alcohol. Remarkably, when the ship finally sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic, Joughin managed to survive by clinging to debris until he was rescued by a lifeboat.
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Probably had a camera
"Historys greatest maritime desaster" wasnt the titanic but the sinking of a civillian ship by th red army in 1945 transporting german civillians away from the east.
It was called gustloff, more than 10.000 people died half of them children, they were refugees
The titanic only had 2224 deaths. On board the gustloff over 9000 died. That is th greatest maritime desaster in human history for a single ship
I think he meant "most well known Maritime Disaster." To you, does more deaths mean "greatest?"
Worst maritime disaster not by military attack
The quote in the clip is incorrect, the titanic is the most infamous, not the worst.
Imagine looking around at all the people around you, and not knowing what to do😢
It's either that or that time Halifax in Canada got fucking blasted from ammo ships and ordinance ships crashing into eachother
What kills people in cold water? Cold.
What greatly speeds up heat dissipation from body to the environment? Alcohol.
What channel is home to pseudo and anti scientific podcasts?
- Alcoholic solutions have a lower melting point than pure water. The increased alcohol content in his blood made it harder for him to freeze.
- Alcohol is less dense than water. Drinking this perhaps made him marginally more buoyant.
- Effects on the nervous system and brain were perhaps beneficial in this situation.
Getting super hammered helps me survive everyday.
He wasnt in Water for 2 Hours. He was one of the few who survived on Colapsable B? (The life boat that flipped over.)
I love when Shorts don’t actually answer the scientific reason for how so and so did amazing feat
Probs numbed a lot of the pain of the cold and the lowered brain function in the frontal lobe and elsewhere which stopped him from going into shock which is probs what led to most the deaths and drownings. Unless you train is super cold water your body goes into immediate shock and you can drown easily. This is the perfect place to drink as long as you don’t plan on doing any complicated maneuvers lol. Otherwise any wound would cause him to bleed out quicker because the liquor things the blood. It’s insane he didn’t get wounded on the way out. Plus alcohol actually makes your body regulate the temperature WORSE as it increases blood flow and wastes heat in doing so. He should’ve at minimum gotten hypothermia after that long but he must’ve not been fully submerged the entire time. The issue is generally a drunk person and water are not compatible bc they tend to not have good instincts and reaction time so he should’ve drowned just from idiocy. So moral of the story, most people didn’t freeze to death, they went into shock and drowned or had cardiac arrest, people usually die far before hypothermia sets in. But because he rendered his brain stupid it didn’t have the natural response of shock and he got super lucky they found him before he froze bc that would be a far worse death then the quick shock option
Blood was thinned by the alcohol and the blood was able to circulate a lot more quicker.
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Probably raised the freezing point of his blood, keeping his blood flowing
I would recommend rereading this. 😂
If freezing of liquids would be an issue at that time, they’d be cruising in an ice breaker. To lower freezing point of water to keep it liquid while people in it freeze would probably require so much salt that people would float on surface (guessing here).
Alcohol lowers the freezing point. And it doesn't warm the body, so he'd still be subjected to the same temperatures with or without alcohol.