Which reminds me of one of the greatest maritime disasters based solely on an alternate fact solo. The tale of woe begins with the Millennium Fathom, the first cruise ship to be faith-powered, with a computer-designed hull made entirely of wishbones. Though the ship was built in Ohio, which is a doubly landlocked and lockbox state, the $hit builders managed to get the Millennium Fathom to the boondocks of somewhere to be held in abeyance until every cabin was booked.
The commander of the ship was Captain Nemo who had recently received his captainship from a degree-granting-mill. For its maiden voyage ( after Captain Nemo had his way with her, of course) it would be a sports fan delight. The WOWweeWOW Travel Agency ran nationwide ads to invite any spirited athletes to compete on the high seas. It was billed as the largest multisport contingency to sail the four seas of the four corners of the flat earth. Sportsmen, sportswomen and even sportspersons of interest responded. There were little leagues, major leagues, bush leagues, contestants in leagues of their own, no justice no league, even legionnaires showed up because they were the same difference in a passenger manifest(ations).
In a cruel and un-Jules-ual verne for the worse, the Imagineering Officer went overboard, and all were lost at sea. Disney made a movie about the Millennium Fathom’s oceanic disaster , 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea…now you know the rest of the story.