/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3799052

>In bad weather you could drop beneath the waves and watch the chaos of the waves through glass cupola. And being on international waters more or less permanently you could give the finger to law and order and traditions typical for whatever country you officially belong to.

This is why increasingly criminal syndicates are building submarines of a sophistication comparable to professional built subs.

Sub pirates....a possible future hazard for subsea settlers?

>>3757010

What's frightening is that there does seem to be a pattern of abductions of people capable of designing and overseeing the construction of narcosubs. The most recently discovered was vastly more sophisticated than any found prior and designed by some poor fucker they had at gunpoint.

Pic related, latest narco sub interior. They're really stepping up their game. It's crazy to think that we live in a world where crime syndicates own fleets of illegal subs. Sounds like something out of a cyberpunk novel.