Er...we have zoos, and we already don't always know what diets are best for new and exotic creatures.Doclector said:The question stops being one of safety and one of morality. Who are we to raise these creatures out of their own time? Could we make a good life for them here? Do we even really know what they want? Archeologists have worked at figuring out their diets and enviromental needs, but when speaking about a creature that hasn't ever been observed alive or even recently dead, we cannot be sure.
The crucial point is: What could we gain? Certainly efforts will have to made to ensure proper treatment, but would what we stand to gain be worth the risk that we can't care for these animals properly? I'm not sure. The gain to what we know for sure about prehistory could be massive, but what could we do with that information? Can we risk grossly mistreating these creatures for the sake of mere scientific curiousity?
You know what? That picture's awesomeness made me change my mind instantly. Yeah, it looks like a bad Metal cover, but who cares? Three headed Raptors!Daystar Clarion said:![]()
No.
It's a terrible idea.
I don't think we should pla g-nope, couldn't keep a stright face.
Yes we did see the movies.Cheery Lunatic said:Bitches, who's voting yes.
DID YOU NOT WATCH THE MOVIES.
I loved the books in that they really put some solid question marks behind the progress of science and the drive of major corporations. While I do think the situation sketched in the books was a bit over the top and Malcolm was an alarmist, the books made very good points why people should not build things like Jurassic Park. So my answer is no.Casual Shinji said:If you ever read the book you'd know that even with competent personnel it'd still be a disaster waiting to happen.
In the book, even before the power gets shut down dinosaurs are roaming free across the park, breeding, and making it off the island. Even something as minor as dinosaur poop becomes a problem since the bacteria needed to break it down went extinct millions of years ago.
Casual Shinji said:If you ever read the book you'd know that even with competent personnel it'd still be a disaster waiting to happen.
In the book, even before the power gets shut down dinosaurs are roaming free across the park, breeding, and making it off the island. Even something as minor as dinosaur poop becomes a problem since the bacteria needed to break it down went extinct millions of years ago.