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[Jurassic Park]could the park designers have made the enclosures strong enough to keep the animals in without using electric fences?

like don't IRL zoos do fine with walls and trenches?
gpt
The designers could have done whatever they damn well pleased, but it would not have made a difference.


Jurassic Park was inadequate in every way that mattered. Security was crippled because the whole team was one guy who was an insufferable prick that should never have passed muster in an interview, much less been in charge of anything.


 The only way on or off the island was a ferry that was utterly stopped by weather that hits the region seasonally. 


Safety regulations are totally fucked in like 6 different ways in relation to the Jeeps they ride in at the start. Expensive gear is left within reach of bored children. The cars stop when power goes out. 


The names of the dinosaurs are spelled wrong on the embryonic storage device, which makes it clear that the scientists cloning the dinosaurs didn't know fuckall about the actual animals they were toying with, they were just giving them life because they could. They don't respect the science or the value of what has been accomplished at all! In fact, Dennis fuckin' Nedry is the buffest security guard on the island, because he's the only one there! They've created 238 dinosaurs from scratch at an incalculable price per head and they have not even gone to the trouble of hiring a couple of goons to watch them.


The whole story opens with a guy getting killed because of a complete lack of safety precautions in transporting a vicious predator to a new location. And how does InGen respond? By arranging for a lawyer and some paleontologists to give their opinions to investors, which should have been THE FIRST FUCKING STEP of the whole process.


TL,DR: Jurassic Park wasn't a theme park, it was a fucking circus.