← Back to context Comment by singlow 8 hours ago However Michael Crichton imagined it would. 3 comments singlow Reply blipvert 8 hours ago I guess that “well” wouldn’t have sold many books. delichon 7 hours ago Shelve it with the Jurassic Park version where John Hammond builds a safe, profitable theme park, and The Andromeda Strain that gives people the sniffles. thaumasiotes 8 hours ago That depends. If this equipment is part of the plot, you're right. If it's part of the premise of the world, "well" would be the expectation.
blipvert 8 hours ago I guess that “well” wouldn’t have sold many books. delichon 7 hours ago Shelve it with the Jurassic Park version where John Hammond builds a safe, profitable theme park, and The Andromeda Strain that gives people the sniffles. thaumasiotes 8 hours ago That depends. If this equipment is part of the plot, you're right. If it's part of the premise of the world, "well" would be the expectation.
delichon 7 hours ago Shelve it with the Jurassic Park version where John Hammond builds a safe, profitable theme park, and The Andromeda Strain that gives people the sniffles.
thaumasiotes 8 hours ago That depends. If this equipment is part of the plot, you're right. If it's part of the premise of the world, "well" would be the expectation.
I guess that “well” wouldn’t have sold many books.
Shelve it with the Jurassic Park version where John Hammond builds a safe, profitable theme park, and The Andromeda Strain that gives people the sniffles.
That depends. If this equipment is part of the plot, you're right. If it's part of the premise of the world, "well" would be the expectation.