2020/05/22 - Scientific Method

[RandomGeekNamedBrent]

[ Scientific Method ]

Title Text: Scientific Method

Max's Goldblum is still, uhh, uhh... on point

[Welsh Halfwit]

So he's a chewy Peanut?

So Grapemond continues to boast,
like an egocentric host
as Maxcolm continues to query;
mistakes are his worried theory.
He doubts the level of control
across the park, as a whole.
He knows that, whatever they say,
screw ups will often find a way…
Science argues in arrogance,
denying truth even half a chance.
Here’s a way to put it to bed…
Enter Wolftor, chewing a head.

[dr_eirik]

I love the slobber on the bag. Peanut must trust DeeVee to allow that.

[Welsh Halfwit]

I love the slobber on the bag. Peanut must trust DeeVee to allow that.

Either that or Peanut's doing a DiCaprio in 'Django unchained' and its not a good idea to take that hat off right now...

[SeanWolf]

I guess panel 4 answers the age old question: Does Peanut taste like a peanut?

[NHWestoN]

... and that's why you should never hold a baby raptor up to your ear. Especially when the role is played by a scene-stealing wolf...

[trekkie]

Max is really doing well with the Jeff Goldblum/Ian Malcolm role.

[Cesco]

Eheh, all that gesticulating. All that statement is right, life always finds a way to continue, and the island can become seriously dangerous... Oh, and meanwhile, character played by Peanut, the baby dinosaur is biting your head in a non scientific way...

[Amazee Dayzee]

Probably a good thing that I didn't see the first movie because having someone who talks and makes movements like that would get on my nerves pretty quick if it wasn't due to some sort of disorder.

Either that or Max is hamming it up and someone needs to throw something at him.

[NHWestoN]

Maybe Jeff is turning into an insect again....

[CunningFox]

Seeing as we're only about half an hour (I think) into the film, I'm guessing this imaginate will last into year 13.

[Frank]

Although it is scientifically possible to account for every contingency, it's also very science-like to say "eh, that one's not gonna happen. We can skip it"

Probably a good thing that I didn't see the first movie because having someone who talks and makes movements like that would get on my nerves pretty quick if it wasn't due to some sort of disorder.

Relax, Ian Malcolm rarely gets more than one sentence in a row. Some of them are actually very memorable (in a good way)

Max is hamming it up, but just a little

Seeing as we're only about half an hour (I think) into the film, I'm guessing this imaginate will last into year 13.

Maybe it'll be cut short abruptly, like the first imaginate was... or the second

[NHWestoN]

Over time, "Imaginates" tend to run off the rails - that's the "imagine" thing, I guess. So we'll just see...

[Amazee Dayzee]

I on the other hand am looking forward to seeing how this one heads into insane territory.

[Gbr23]

There's no way this could go wrong!

[NHWestoN]

"Stupidity finds a way."

[Amazee Dayzee]

You can never underestimate how stupidity will find a way to break in.

[Champion Wallace]

I always found "I've been present for the birth of every creature on this island" a suspicions claim. Hatchings are unpredictable. Does Hammond stay close enough to the facility to rush in at all times? Were there any other hatchings scientist Peanut doesn't mention? What if one hatched when he was off island raiding people's fridges? The movie states it's not just a hobby but that Dinos imprint on him when he's present.

[Amazee Dayzee]

If I saw the movie and I heard that I would just assume that he was talking out his backside to big himself up some more so that he can have some sort of air of superiority.

[LunarFox]

Wow, I'm late...
--
Nom, nom, munch,
Wolf-dinos eat heads a bunch...
Malcolm says that all are girls
The only thing more nuts is squirrels.

Control's impossible, oh my, oh dear,
Time to run and freak with fear!
As we all know, life finds a way,
That's the lesson for the day.

[dr_eirik]

I always found "I've been present for the birth of every creature on this island" a suspicions claim. Hatchings are unpredictable. Does Hammond stay close enough to the facility to rush in at all times? Were there any other hatchings scientist Peanut doesn't mention? What if one hatched when he was off island raiding people's fridges? The movie states it's not just a hobby but that Dinos imprint on him when he's present.

I suspect that it' could be close to the truth. It's not like a chicken hatching facility, there are a pretty low number of eggs and they'd likely know withing days or even hours when the eggs were going to hatch. He could plan pretty good, even living most of the time at the park at the time. At the time, they were unaware that the dinos were breeding in the wild.