The guy who died because his ship hit an iceberg resurfaces 17 years later to urge the UN General Assembly to adopt policies that would stop the melting of icebergs.
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I like your thought but on the whole it’s probably better if the icebergs don’t melt! Very best regards from Ticino
Of course, I completely agree. I also don’t think that icebergs still sink ships nowadays.
Haha, quite spot on! :D