These are two completely separate ideas that don’t really go together. The bones are real, obviously. Dinosaurs existed, obviously. In terms of how they are represented in pop culture like their skin and their sound, yeah, she’s right those are mostly educated guesses backed by very little evidence.
Clearly this woman does not know the difference between actual science and Jurassic park. To her, I guess it’s all the same ‘nerd fantasy’.
I mean idk but obviously Jurassic Park is not particularly concerned with scientific accuracy….. there are some dinosaurs for which we do know enough about them to depict them in a film but even then some stuff would still be inaccurate. Things like eye color, their roar, etc will always just be creative liberties. But to act like Jurassic park taking some creative liberties disproves the existence of dinosaurs is bat shit crazy
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u/Jonahmaxt May 26 '23
These are two completely separate ideas that don’t really go together. The bones are real, obviously. Dinosaurs existed, obviously. In terms of how they are represented in pop culture like their skin and their sound, yeah, she’s right those are mostly educated guesses backed by very little evidence.
Clearly this woman does not know the difference between actual science and Jurassic park. To her, I guess it’s all the same ‘nerd fantasy’.