It's a bit beyond that level... a more complete article gives a better idea of what he's trying to do.
-- Steve'll note, to head off suggestions that the department might want to watch Jurassic Park as a precautionary tale, that Horner was a science advisor on all three films. Pity they didn't listen to him more...
This is basically the overwhelming message in any of Crichton's work that deals with applications of advanced science - 'Don't do it, or you probably won't live to regret it.'
Thank you, thank you very very much. I was very angry at the Yahoo news one. I figured out *kind* of what they were talking about, but only because I'm a biology grad student whose faculty won't shut up about Evo-Devo. This one is much better. :)
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Date: 2009-08-28 05:37 pm (UTC)http://askdreldritch.com/comic566.html
Well, Trevor and robot, anyway.
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