seem hopeless to the average investor, John Hammond blusters, "fix-it, we are
             going to open anyway". He gets mad at everyone for their mistakes and continues to
             move forward. As he does so, he replaces his dead staff and it becomes obvious that he
             values the dinosaurs and the pursuit of his dream more than a human life.
             There is a great scientific aspect to this book. The scientist took amber from the
             period when dinosaurs ruled the earth, over 65 million
             ...