Zero surveillance now requires billions and a submarine

#1

Target market was “visionary billionaires with or without existing superyacht experience who have extraordinary demands for exclusivity, safety, adventure”.

Exclusivity and safety (and I would guess zero surveillance and untraceable communications and financial transactions) now requires billions and a submarine?

Are the elite looking to escape the collapse of countries?

Maybe dodge the pitch forks that are coming for them?

Will the next WEF at Davos be underwater?

Migaloo M5: World’s first, $3bn underwater superyacht submarine | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/inventions/inside-worlds-first-3-billion-underwater-superyacht/news-story/adaefc9ae4245d84e5368b8299891618

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I’m sure such vessels will have some kind of communication system installed. One that can be hacked or infiltrated from the ‘get go’, not to mention resurfacing for supplies and fuel now and then. It would probably be a fairly easy job to to find and track using some of the world’s navies existing equipment and expertise. Oh well, I’m sure there’s more than one (nervous billionaire) fool willing to purchase and rent out berths to even more fools who think they can hide out on the rest of us. “A fool and his money are soon parted”?

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