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Charles Joughin, the baker, survived Titanic most likely by keeping most of his body out of the freezing water (by clinging to a boat) and not by fortifying himself with brandy.

Alcohol can give a warming feeling but it constricts blood vessels, thus leading to less blood in the extremities, which would kill someone quicker.

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Charles Joughin was not a steward on the RMS Titanic. He was the chief baker.

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Charles Joughin, 33, was a chef on Titanic.

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