. Why is it a good thing that, during Titanic, the captain does not say, "You know, I've never seen an iceberg before. I hope I get to see one up close"?

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. Why is it a good thing that, during Titanic, the captain does not say, "You know, I've never seen an iceberg before. I hope I get to see one up close"?

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because he, as the captain, would have been seen as if he meant to crash the ship

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