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[Jurassic Park] How would 2 scientists with no experience in living animals sway the opinion of investors to approve the parks safety?

Alan Grant and Ellie Saddler were paleontologist (Ellie was, technically, just an undergrad in the novel) and Ian Malcolm was a mathematician. The insurance company and investors were concerned about the safety of the guests and animals being properly contained after the death of the worker; so why was the opinion to three scientists with no experience in animal containment and security going to sway their opinion? Wouldn’t they want to hear from high-tech experts, major zoo engineers, and wildlife experts?
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Hammond didn't hire them to give expert advice. He hired them to back him up. He likely knew actual experts wouldn't agree with him, but thought people without the expertise wouldn't notice the problems and would back him up.