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[Jurassic World] Would have John Hammond been severely and extremely against the creation of the Indominus Rex?

John Hammond cared about making people happy (despite terrifying and killing a few) and he wanted to bring back amazing animals and let the world enjoy them but would he have greenlit the Indominus?   


I know he couldn't see what was wrong with brining back creatures that died millions of years ago, so would he have even seen the major problem with mixing together 2 of the most dangerous predators? and ontop of that mixing in DNA that makes The creature basically a perfect predator? or would he have been strictly "natural" if you will even call what he did natural and say no to the Indominus and that it breaks the natural law? again making Dinosaurs in the first place is breaking the natural law atleast in that Universe.  


So would he have been extremely against it's creation and any other hybrid creation?
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Book Hammond would have been pissed he didn't get to cash in the hybrid dinosaurs himself. He cared little about the lives under him or ethical concerns so long as he made a profit. Movie Hammond prior to the first film would be worried about the safety concerns of the hybrids around guests but still focus on the financial issues more. After the first film he'd see them as a dangerous abomination and unworthy of existing. He champion hard for their destruction or at least total isolation from other species.