On April 10th, 1912, the largest, most robust ocean liner of its time, the RMS Titanic, set out on its maiden voyage. Thanks to White Star Line's advertisements of the ship claiming to have scores of fail safes and water-tight compartments, it was dubbed unsinkable. Required lifeboats on board were stripped to carry only about half of the passengers, and were there more for show than anything else... Four days later, on the night of April 14th, 1,517 passengers would learn a hard lesson. A little after 11:30pm, the ship hit the infamous iceberg, poking several holes into the ship's hull, far beneath the surface... The next two hours defined three types of people: The few who sprung into action and either jumped on lifeboats, or took whatever buoyant material they could find and made their own. Those who knew they had to do something; but instead of working on anything productive, they panicked. The majority that, after hearing the loud screeches and feeling the tr...