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Of course. But Im ust saying, why stop there Why not push ahead to make exactly the kind of dinosaur that wed like to see One that is more acceptable to visitors, and one that is easier for us to handle A slower, more docile version for our parkHammond frowned. But then the dinosaurs wouldnt be real.But theyre not real now, Wu said. Thats what Im trying to tell you. There isnt any reality here. He shrugged helplessly. He could see he wasnt getting through. Hammond had never been interested in technical details, and the essence of the argument was technical. How could he explain to Hammond about the reality of DNA dropouts, the patches, the gaps in the sequence that Wu had been obliged to fill in, making the best guesses he could, but still, making guesses, The DNA of the dinosaurs was like old photographs that had been retouched, basically the same as the original but in some places repaired and clarified, and as a result Now, Henry, Hammond said, putting his arm around Wus shoulder.
Thats honest, Henry.And, smiling, Hammond opened the door for him to leave. Control Grant looked at all the computer monitors in the darkened control room, feeling irritable. Grant didnt like computers. He knew that this made him oldfashioned, dated as a researcher, but he didnt care. Some of the s who worked for him had a real feeling for computers, an intuition. Grant never felt that. He found computers to be alien, mystifying machines. Even the fundamental distinction between an operating system and an application left him confused and disheartened, literally lost in a foreign geography he didnt begin to comprehend. But he noticed that Gennaro was perfectly comfortable, and Malcolm seemed to be in his element, making little sniffing sounds, like a bloodhound on a trail. You want to know about control mechanisms John Arnold said, turning in his chair in the control room. The head engineer was a thin, tense, chainsmoking man of fortyfive. He squinted at the others in the room. We have unbelievable control mechanisms, Arnold said, and lit another cigarette.
For example, Gennaro said. For example, animal tracking. Arnold pressed a button on his console, and the vertical glass map lit up with a pattern of jagged blue lines. Thats our juvenile Trex. The little rex. All his movements within the park over the last twentyfour hours. Arnold pressed the button again. Previous twentyfour. And again. Previous twentyfour.The lines on the map became densely overlaid, a s scribble. But the scribble was localized in a single area, near the southeast side of the lagoon. You get a sense of his home range over time, Arnold said. Hes young, so he stays close to the water. And he stays away from the big adult rex. You put up the big rex and the little rex, and youll see their paths never cross.
Research.You want a university appointmentYes.Thats a mistake, Hammond said briskly. At least, if you respect your talent.Wu had blinked. WhyBecause, lets face facts, Hammond said. Universities are no longer the intellectual centers of the country. The very idea is preposterous. Universities are the backwater. Dont look so surprised. Im not saying anything you dont know. Since World War II, all the really important discoveries have come out of private laboratories. The laser, the transistor the polio vaccine, the microchip, the hologram, the personal computer, magnetic resonance imaging, CAT scansthe list goes on and on. Universities simply arent where its happening any more.
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<span style="font-family:Arial Black, Arial Bold, Gadget, sans-serif; color:#446C91; font-weight:bolder">Of course. But Im ust saying, why stop there Why not push ahead to make exactly the kind of dinosaur that wed like to see One that is more acceptable to visitors, and one that is easier for us to handle A slower, more docile version for our parkHammond frowned. But then the dinosaurs wouldnt be real.But theyre not real now, Wu said. Thats what Im trying to tell you. There isnt any reality here. He shrugged helplessly. He could see he wasnt getting through. Hammond had never been interested in technical details, and the essence of the argument was technical. How could he explain to Hammond about the reality of DNA dropouts, the patches, the gaps in the sequence that Wu had been obliged to fill in, making the best guesses he could, but still, making guesses, The DNA of the dinosaurs was like old photographs that had been retouched, basically the same as the original but in some places repaired and clarified, and as a result Now, Henry, Hammond said, putting his arm around Wus shoulder.</span>
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<span style="font-family:Arial Black, Arial Bold, Gadget, sans-serif; color:#446C91; font-weight:bolder">Thats honest, Henry.And, smiling, Hammond opened the door for him to leave. Control Grant looked at all the computer monitors in the darkened control room, feeling irritable. Grant didnt like computers. He knew that this made him oldfashioned, dated as a researcher, but he didnt care. Some of the s who worked for him had a real feeling for computers, an intuition. Grant never felt that. He found computers to be alien, mystifying machines. Even the fundamental distinction between an operating system and an application left him confused and disheartened, literally lost in a foreign geography he didnt begin to comprehend. But he noticed that Gennaro was perfectly comfortable, and Malcolm seemed to be in his element, making little sniffing sounds, like a bloodhound on a trail. You want to know about control mechanisms John Arnold said, turning in his chair in the control room. The head engineer was a thin, tense, chainsmoking man of fortyfive. He squinted at the others in the room. We have unbelievable control mechanisms, Arnold said, and lit another cigarette.</span>
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<span style="font-family:Arial Black, Arial Bold, Gadget, sans-serif; color:#446C91; font-weight:bolder">For example, Gennaro said. For example, animal tracking. Arnold pressed a button on his console, and the vertical glass map lit up with a pattern of jagged blue lines. Thats our juvenile Trex. The little rex. All his movements within the park over the last twentyfour hours. Arnold pressed the button again. Previous twentyfour. And again. Previous twentyfour.The lines on the map became densely overlaid, a s scribble. But the scribble was localized in a single area, near the southeast side of the lagoon. You get a sense of his home range over time, Arnold said. Hes young, so he stays close to the water. And he stays away from the big adult rex. You put up the big rex and the little rex, and youll see their paths never cross.</span>
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<span style="font-family:Arial Black, Arial Bold, Gadget, sans-serif; color:#446C91; font-weight:bolder">Research.You want a university appointmentYes.Thats a mistake, Hammond said briskly. At least, if you respect your talent.Wu had blinked. WhyBecause, lets face facts, Hammond said. Universities are no longer the intellectual centers of the country. The very idea is preposterous. Universities are the backwater. Dont look so surprised. Im not saying anything you dont know. Since World War II, all the really important discoveries have come out of private laboratories. The laser, the transistor the polio vaccine, the microchip, the hologram, the personal computer, magnetic resonance imaging, CAT scansthe list goes on and on. Universities simply arent where its happening any more.</span>
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