On the night of his ship’s maiden and lone voyage, the skipper of the Titanic saw the top of an iceberg, swerved to avoid it, and in doing so piloted his ship’s hull directly into the monstrous portion of the iceberg that lied unseen beneath the surface of the ocean, tearing apart the “unsinkable” ship. Had he known what lied beneath the surface, his reaction likely would have been much different and could have yielded a very different, possibly positive result.