Comments by "" (@CYMotorsport) on "The Most DANGEROUS Dive Site in New Mexico | Cave Exploring Gone WRONG" video.

  1. I know this is a byproduct of me being dense, but did you unravel why the deceased didn’t have the same habitual air supply as the gentleman who survived? Also this is just a thought for the uninitiated like me who climb but don’t dive with overhead obstructions: one week you should consider an anthology of sorts whereby the focus is on one main subject where you can also simultaneously promote your other content eg I know you take the technical aspects of climbing/diving very serious and are very careful how and what you say. A potentially interesting way to expand on one small component that’s highly technical like “open water diving vs penetration diving” might be to reference in passing competed videos while maybe introducing an ancillary story too that might get less eventful. Highlighting even maybe by example the feats of a rescue diver who has done both or even the logistics of rescue. Or contrast the technical difference in pressure & air in the death zone vs deep in a cave or open water and why the air environment at sea level doesnt match that the death zone or the air we must consume at depth. Or even like this episode covers blue holes. It only dawned on me what a blue hole REALLY is and how he air we must breath has to mathematically change mixes perfectly after watching a documentary on vertical blue like a decade ago. Anyways, just another random diatribe by me - thanks for your work!
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