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what was his fucking problem?
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>>216983131
The people around him
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>>216983131
YOU didn't like dinosaurs enough. YOU caused it.
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>>216983131
He spared expenses
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>>216983788
This, but unironically. Every few years me and my brother debate this exact topic, and come to this precise conclusion. He spared many expenses.
>One IT guy in charge of an entire park full of fucking DINOSAURS
>Ropey electrical system that can leave the entire park without power
>Incredibly lax safety issues that already lead to one worker being killed in the park by a velociraptor, with seemingly zero lessons learned by this incident
And on and on and on. You've all seen the movie.
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>>216983131
>Billionaire
>Refuses to pay his head IT guy
Got what he deserved
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>>216983831
But at least they had a network of 8 Connection Machine CM-5's.
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>>216983131
Not enough chili and seabass.
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>>216983831
indeed, and yet in the second movie the company thought he was spending way too much.
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>>216983131

He built his theme park on an island with an active volcano
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Canonically his company owned like three different islands and all three of them got taken over by dinosaurs
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nothing he was perfect
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>>216983131
too much chili and sea bass
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>>216983877
>billionaire
>has to ask investors to fund his park
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>>216983831
The whole park was poorly and cheaply designed. One power source instead of multiple independent power sources, no backup power, and none of the electric fences were reinforced. Though fences were a terrible idea to begin with to contain large dinosaurs. Even when electrified and reinforced they would be torn down eventually by a persistent T-Rex for example.

You would need deep moats/natural barriers to contain large dinosaurs and then keep viewing areas at high elevations.
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>>216983131
The movie sanded off his edges. He was a full on sewing a monkey and fish together and selling it as a mermaid type
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>>216984213
it's almost like he wanted the dinosaurs to escape
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>>216983131

Too much chili and sea bass. He constantly had gas
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>>216983131
greed
the book gets more into his character. he literally just wanted to make shit tons of money at any cost (no expenses spared)
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I miss Richard Attenborough
I miss Bob Peck
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>>216983831
Because he's a con man. He spares no expense on flashy, surface-level things, but cuts corners on real safety measures because he knows most people won't notice.
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>>216983831
>Incredibly lax safety issues that already lead to one worker being killed in the park by a velociraptor, with seemingly zero lessons learned by this incident
To be fair, that scene is kinda bullshit watching it back. The cage shouldn´t have bounced back like that and worker also wouldn´t have fallen in that position.
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>>216985572
this isnt so much the case in the book.
the real failing comes from a fundamental lack of understanding. He is taking all this tech, all the measures and applying them to to a rushed innovation.
it wasnt that he cut costs, it was that he jumped ahead of anyones ability to actually handle such an endeavor
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>>216983831

>Zero lessons learned by this incident

Oh no, Muldoon learned a lesson from the incident. He wanted them all destroyed because he knew they would eventually escape and kill again.

Hammond refused to see reason and cheaped out on the IT.
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>>216983131
he thought it was the storm that was going to take the park under and not his insane hubris. No storm? Nedry brings another park. No storm? Entire park is automated and begging to break down. No storm? The entire tour was set to be a let down with no dinos visible. The storm is a normie plot device, unneeded, the park calamity was coming
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>>216983131
Too much chilli in his Chilean sea bass. Alejandro can't cook for gringos.
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>>216983131
He saved billions.
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>>216984232
you mean PT Barnum, the same man that did that, immediately after presented the T rex skull, and people to this day believe the T rex is real (its not). Dinos arent real, just a jewish tool of a false simulacrum so you question God
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>>216984211
What exactly was he selling the investors on while keeping the dinosaurs secret?
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>>216984211

Billionaires own a lot of stock in their respective companies. They use said stock as collateral for loans.

Or they get suckers/investors to foot the bill for them. Why would you ever use your money if people are lining up to fund your next venture?
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>>216985643

The raptor ran into the gate(s) between thw transfer cage and the Raptor pen, causing it to slide back on the tracks.

The real issue is people thinking that raptor was the 'Big One' when Muldoon ordered it shot and killed when they couldn't save the worker.
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>>216985704
>Dinos arent real, just a jewish tool of a false simulacrum so you question God.
If goal is to question God, there's a bunch of less convoluted ways.
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>>216985704
You flat earthers are something else
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>>216985704
>you mean PT Barnum, the same man that did that, immediately after presented the T rex skull
Amazing that he did that when it was discovered more than 10 years after his death, what a showman
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>>216985962
>>216985977
questioning god was being facetious, its to secure natural resource areas inside the USA and select other areas under the guise of dino digging. The earth is an oblate spheroid and Oil created dinos. What is a tin lizzy? Why is Oil dino blood? Ill wait for your sincere response and provide some actual dino bones that arent nuclear powered or whatever bullshit they use now
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>>216986019
it would take 60 seconds to see he discovered the t rex on his wiki, disingenious nigger
Known for Discovered first documented remains
of Amphipithecus mogaungensis and Tyrannosaurus rex
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>Why are dinos discovered on private lands disputed for excavation?
>Why did every T rex discovery coincide with a massive oil well?
The masons dont even try, the tyrant lizard, the most famous fake of fakes. They laugh at you thinking oil is a dino blood and you are out there burning dinosaurs to get to work
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>>216983831
>me and my brother repeat the same conversation once a year
Relatable but autistic
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>>216986170
>oil is Dino blood
What was the carboniferous period and why did it predate dinosaurs?
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>>216986210
because oil is real and dinosaurs are not
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>>216983131
>I want a fair wage. Every month. For the rest of my life that I work here.
The FUCK was htis fat idiots problem?
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>>216986329
This is what brown leftists actually believe
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>>216986054
I was going to tell that faggot that t-rex and other bones were known to the Lakota which they found in the badlands. They just were too busy raping Custer to publish in the white man's journal
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>>216986357
silver back gorillas and great whites are fake as well
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>>216985704
Yes because people need dinosaur bones to trigger any skepticism of an unverifiable invisible being.

Amazing that people like you are allowed to make decisions that affect the welfare of millions of lives.
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>>216986461
relax sped >>216986025
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>>216983131
He clearly wanted to rape dr grant.
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>>216986334
>runs the whole park himself
>I WILL NOT GET DRAWN INTO ANOTHER FINANCIAL DEBATE WITH YOU DENNIS, I REALLY WILL NOT
Nedry did nothing wrong
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>>216983131
it was widely whispered that for the raptors to conceive, Hammond would have to do the honors himself. that may have been what he had in mind all along.
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>>216986631
i wouldve went with a certain other musicians meme but this worked
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NICE HAT.
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>>216986549
Spared no expense
>>216986329
You answer "what is" questions with "because"
Lol
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Why do people always debate if dinos exist? Personally I don't care. I find them cool as fuck and that's enough for me to buy it. God is cool too, since he created dinosaurs either by directly creating them millions of years ago or indirectly through our imagination, also his creation. People waste time debating if dinosaurs lived before the times that the Bible says and a bunch of other whatnot, when ultimately everything leads to God. Does the 'when' really matter when the 'what' is all around us, including us?
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>>216987737
Pseud. As if Christianity precludes archaeology
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>>216984211
well isn't that common? if the park goes bankrupt then he doesn't eat all the losses
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>>216983831
In the book he's portrayed as more of a greedy, unscrupulous businessman. Spielberg figured people would like Attenborough too much (he was correct) so he made him more of a misguided idealist instead.

In the book pretty much everyone except him realizes the park is fundamentally flawed in some way, including the people working for him. The plot happens because the park is on the verge of collapsing under its own hubris already.
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>>216984211
>a billionaire just has a billion in liquid capital lying around like Scrooge McDuck
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>omg they're capturing the genetically engineered super animals that they created and have complete rights to, nooooooooooooooo!!! :((((((((((
The dinos should have been dealt with like at the end of the first book. InGen did them a favour by trying to catch and put them in a zoo.
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>>216989637
The second book also explains the dinosaurs are going to die out naturally. They literally can't exist without human interference.
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>>216986329
brmposisoafshwadfcbsl
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>>216983831
Not entirely fair, the movie came out in the 90's
things used to be way more lax back then

I can remember going to theme parks, and sure they would have "you have to be this tall to ride" signs, but rarely would the enforce them

People used to hope for the best and believe in the good of humanity
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>>216989835
life finds a way
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>>216989835
Only because the island was too small and the raptors too good.
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>>216989835
This is mentioned off hand in the first movie. Some kind of protein compound the Dinos need but they can only get from their food given to them by the scientists. They should have all died off not long after the events of the first movie.
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>>216984211
Every billionaire irl does that
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>>216990092
It was lysine and it's in certain crops which the escaped dinos are to survive as it was explained in the book. The movie is a pile of shit because childrapistberg is a hack who never made a good movie.



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