TITANIC: MAKING AND BREAKING THE SHIP OF DREAMS.

The article examines the design flaws and misplaced confidence surrounding the Titanic, focusing on the role of naval architect Thomas Andrews and the operational decisions made by the White Star Line. Despite Titanic's advanced technology and luxurious amenities, critical safety oversights, such as insufficient lifeboats and inadequate watertight compartment design, contributed to the tragedy when the ship sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912. The narrative highlights the contrast between the ship's opulence and the reality of its vulnerabilities, ultimately serving as a cautionary tale about overreliance on technological progress and the consequences of prioritizing luxury over safety. The article also reflects on the legacy of Andrews, who is remembered for his selflessness during the disaster. [Extracted from the article]