Let me just clarify that salvaging the wreck does not mean raising the wreck. We have no intention to do this. I'll speak a bit personally here for a moment. One of the most powerful things for me about visiting the wreck was that I was really seeing history. When I saw the wreck, I really knew that this all happened.
Nothing portrays the emotion like the artifacts.
I think we will all agree, humans are intrigued by tragedy. That's a very interesting and valid point, I think, and one which isn't heard often. I saw the other day. There's a real danger that the immediacy and reality of the tragedy won't hold up over time, without some more tangible evidence. Tulloch I agree.