Where do these people come up with this stuff?
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
From a navy diver. If you saw the print edition it stated that recreational divers breathe oxygen or nitrox. This seems to have been corrected online to "air."
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Where do these people come up with this stuff?
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
... from the article ...
The other problem you get with really deep diving is breathing. You dont breathe, you bite air in and spit it out. The air is so dense at that depth, its very difficult to breathe, said Buckingham
... seriously? Where do these people come up with this stuff?
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
In my opinion, if you are DEPENDENT on a computer to survive a 250 foot dive, you really shouldn't be doing it.
On the other hand, the little we know about this accident doesn't suggest that a malfunctioning computer played much of a role in what happened.
I don't update my computer just before a non-recreational dive. Just saying.
And the updated computer goes on several recreational dives before it goes non-recreational, too.
Correlation does not in fact imply causation 2nd semester Statistics.... the sun doesn't rise because the rooster crows
---------- Post added October 17th, 2013 at 01:46 PM ----------
What?! The first two posters just linked news stories.The only thing scarier than the Journalists interpretation of the facts is the comments of the first poster. Wow.
CBC News is stating one diver had died and one is missing. 1 dead, 1 missing in Nanaimo scuba diving accident - British Columbia - CBC News