John Hammond did nothing wrong

The only reason Jurassic Park failed is that it got sabotaged. It had nothing to do with the pseudo intellectual "hubris of man" crap Malcolm was giving. If Denis Nedry hadn't done what he did the park would have been a huge success and the 3 doubters there would have looked like idiots.
Let's face it, these "scientists" were not wise. They were scared and envious. If they had lived in the past they would have said that fire is a power too great for man to weild or that planes are wrong because humans flying defies the natural order of things.

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This user is completely correct.

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>fire
>the same as dino amusement park
Banks, hospitals, retail get hacked all the time. It sucks, but at least it's manageable. How long before Jurassic Park got hacked and unleashed devastation on a large scale?

How would it have been a huge success when no one would have seen any dinosaurs?

Did you miss the raptor plot or the triceratops or the t-rex feeding?

Did you miss the part where he serves chilli and fish together? The man was a joke, he hadn't a clue what he was doing.

thats the whole point, natural life (in this case humans) bring chaos to the machine system -- while a park which holds dinosaurs can be governed exactly the humans responsible for it cannot

You mean like zoos and safaris that get out of control every time there's a power cut?

Fun fact: Dinosaurs were mostly tame and chilled out animals; mot the monsters Hollywood is portraying them to be.

He's some old cunt who endangered everyones lives because he's an entitled boomer that wanted to jew out the merch and theme park sales.

Don't defend this old faggot you coon.

It's a Hollywood movie so you just ruined your own argument

The jew one was the "blood sucking lawyer". Hammond was a man with a dream for the world to enjoy.

He's doing business with him so he's a fucking kike, stop splitting hairs you fudge packer.

Basically. Ultimately it was a failure of zookeeping, and not "man doing things they shouldn't".

It's a movie that bases its argument on the fact that dinosaurs were dangerous animals, which they weren't.

In the movie dinosaurs are dangerous. That's the reality of the universe inside the movie.

Yeah, I'm not disputing that. I'm just saying REAL dinosaurs weren't dangerous.

How would you know?

I think Malcolm was right on some things. Immediately opening a dinosaur theme park without taking time to study the dinosaurs seemed like a bad idea. They could have eventually learned that the dinosaurs could change sex and breed with each other if they took the time to do so.

The park still ended up being a success though. Then a colossal failure due to stupid mistakes.

They weren't real dinosaurs. If you want to get technical they were genetically engineered animals that physically looked like dinosaurs, but they were far from actual dinosaurs.

you seem to forget that the trex broke out of containment before the security was compromised. if that happened with an amusement park full of children, Hammond would've been fucked instantly.

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>The only reason Jurassic Park failed is that it got sabotaged.
No you simple shit. Eventually something would have happened. That's the point of chaos. You can't cover all angles or predict all outcomes.

Examples please

Not that user but,dinosaurs were breeding which they shouldn't have been. They had extreme difficulty keeping the raptors contained at all. If the power goes down for an extended period of time for any reason at all the park is entirely fucked. A blown fuse, blown transformer, downed line, all of those could lead to countless deaths.

The book has some more examples, like how the dinosaur tracking system was flawed and wasn't picking up all the newborn dinosaurs, how they weren't able to account for certain behaviors that when coupled with faulty tracking allowed multiple containment breaches with the raptors and compys that they never even noticed. Dinosaur biology was incompatible with the way the Earth has changed over millions of years, feces couldn't be broken down by microorganisms, some plants were toxic to the dinosaurs, they had no idea the Spitty Dinosaur could even spit until they cloned it, they didn't have adequate security measures in the event there was a containment breach, shit like that.

Yeah that does make sense.

I just didn't want the thread to die yet.

They also had feathers. Not that intimidating, like a 6 foot turkey.

In the movie they were not actual dinosaurs but genetic mutations that happen to have dino DNA.