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Technological Aspects Of Jurassic Park

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The first source I used for research was the novel. I tried to get the most background information and tried to find a motive for the creation of the dinosaurs. I also used many articles on the benefits and hindrances of modern technology and they gave great insight and clarified how technology can be exploited such as in the Jurassic Park. I believe my research helped me understand the technological aspect of the novel, as well as how technology can blind people and direct them down the wrong path. The path of greed, selfishness and ignorance.
Some challenges I faced was how to find credible, insightful and useful sources. As well as finding sources that were intriguing to read and educational. Another challenge was how to tie more ideas
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