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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[JURASSIC PARK] Aside from outside interference, would the park security systems have been enough to keep visitors safe?
gpt
Probably not.

Many of the park's security systems were designed for contemporary animals, not genetically engineered creatures who resembled the public's shared image of dinosaurs. And those meant to contain the most dangerous specimens were experimental at best, which meant there was always a chance for things to go horribly wrong before anyone realized a system had failed. We know the raptor enclosure was woefully inadequate even before the power failed. Something would have happened eventually when the park opened. 

In the novel, Hammond spared every expense he could (in contrast to his film counterpart who proudly declared he spared no expense) So his cheapskate nature undoubtedly paid for woefully inadequate systems somewhere in the park.