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Jurassic Park: New Blood

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[X][Revival]Po'ouli. The US Government is also eager to get in on the act. Though it was only discovered last decade, this native Hawaiian bird is already getting the crap kicked out of it by disease, predators and the like. They're hoping that you can infuse some stronger immune systems into their gene pool to help combat the issues of disease and resisting pollution. The easiest of them all with a wide variety of samples to work with. Though apparently they want to boost the immune systems of the snails these birds feed on as well?
[X][Staging]Overboard? Go whole hog on this aspect of the endeavor as well. No investors to tell you no anymore! Hotels, exhibits of Terror Birds, insects and amphibians. Maybe even a small aquarium! In a building well away from the waterfront of course. Add in a beach for surfing and swimming, alongside some water attractions and minor rides to let families decompress after seeing the Park. It'll definitely ramp up the price tag though, but if you were going to do this you'd do it right
[X][Spy]Dig Deeper. Authorize the funds for a private investigator to dig into her background. Find out who the puppetmaster is. Prepare for corporate shadow warfare.


Probably the best all around options
 
[X][Revival]White Rhino. The new Ugandan government is looking to get any kind of good publicity that it can. To that end they've put out an open-ended offer for any person or organization that can help improve the number of white rhinos and help increase their genetic diversity. Probably the hardest challenge either scientist has faced so far

[X][Staging]Arrival. Start preparing the place as an arrival and departure point for guests now so you have basic amenities available.

[X][Spy]Dig Deeper. Authorize the funds for a private investigator to dig into her background. Find out who the puppetmaster is. Prepare for corporate shadow warfare.
 
[X][Revival] Passenger Pigeon.

Gimme that sweet, sweet US gov money. Bottomless fucking money.

[X] [Staging]Overboard?

100% agree that if this is people's first taste of the park, we need to give them the best impression possible.

[X][Spy] Dig Deeper.

If she's spying for one person, she could be spying for more. We need to know where this goes.
 
[X][Revival]Po'ouli. The US Government is also eager to get in on the act. Though it was only discovered last decade, this native Hawaiian bird is already getting the crap kicked out of it by disease, predators and the like. They're hoping that you can infuse some stronger immune systems into their gene pool to help combat the issues of disease and resisting pollution. The easiest of them all with a wide variety of samples to work with. Though apparently they want to boost the immune systems of the snails these birds feed on as well?

[X][Staging]Overboard? Go whole hog on this aspect of the endeavor as well. No investors to tell you no anymore! Hotels, exhibits of Terror Birds, insects and amphibians. Maybe even a small aquarium! In a building well away from the waterfront of course. Add in a beach for surfing and swimming, alongside some water attractions and minor rides to let families decompress after seeing the Park. It'll definitely ramp up the price tag though, but if you were going to do this you'd do it right

[X][Spy]Up in Arms. Investigate, collate, and litigate. Drag whoever was buying her loyalty kicking and screaming into the light of the legal system. But it may risk information about the park leaking.
 
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Adhoc vote count started by TempestK on Oct 18, 2022 at 9:59 AM, finished with 44 posts and 30 votes.
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[X][Revival]Passenger Pigeon.
[X][Staging]Overboard?
[X][Spy]Dig Deeper.

I wonder how much of what we're doing is known or suspected outside of InGen? Anyone that bothers to ask will know that we've bought six whole islands and the complete secrecy indicates that we're doing something big. Between that, all of these ressurection/preservation campaigns and licensing the terror birds for that video game, someone could theoretically put the pieces together and deduce that we're reviving (or planning to revive) prehistoric animals.

However, while the 'extinct animals zoo' part could be one of the possible guesses, having actual dinosaurs will be completely unexpected to probably anyone outside of InGen (not counting corporate espionage, fuck you BioSyn). After all, every species we're cloning is only recently extinct (relatively speaking, but even the Terror birds were alive 'only' a couple million years ago), while dinosaurs are a lot older and more different to everything we've cloned, especially if at this point in time the general public doesn't think of them as proto-birds but as big lizards (so us cloning birds but not lizards wouldn't draw suspicions about dinosaurs, even without counting the 'vastly older' part).

This makes me ever more certain that the dinos will be the real money-maker, and if we play our cards well a complete surprise to the world. We open the park, merely saying that it's about prehistoric animals; then the first tourists come expecting dodos and mammooths and they see dinosaurs. We let a few days, maybe one or two weeks, pass while the rumors and word of mouth about what we really have in the Park quickly spread around, building hype and speculation... and then we make the big announcement.

And then we sit back and eat popcorn while watching the whole planet go into shock.
 
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Ergosum said:
I wonder how much of what we're doing is known or suspected outside of InGen? Anyone that bothers to ask will know that we've bought six whole islands and the complete secrecy indicates that we're doing something big. Between that, all of these ressurection/preservation campaigns and licensing the terror birds for that video game, someone could theoretically put the pieces together and deduce that we're reviving (or planning to revive) prehistoric animals.
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Again, in book, the US government was a bit interested. Supercomptuers, gene sequencers, buying up that egg pro company....

They were ironically worried about another Biosyn. So us doing a job with the US government is gonna help assuage their worries some.
 
[X][Staging]Arrival. Start preparing the place as an arrival and departure point for guests now so you have basic amenities available.

[X][Spy]Up in Arms. Investigate, collate, and litigate. Drag whoever was buying her loyalty kicking and screaming into the light of the legal system. But it may risk information about the park leaking.
 
[X][Revival]Po'ouli. The US Government is also eager to get in on the act. Though it was only discovered last decade, this native Hawaiian bird is already getting the crap kicked out of it by disease, predators and the like. They're hoping that you can infuse some stronger immune systems into their gene pool to help combat the issues of disease and resisting pollution. The easiest of them all with a wide variety of samples to work with. Though apparently they want to boost the immune systems of the snails these birds feed on as well?

[X][Staging]Overboard? Go whole hog on this aspect of the endeavor as well. No investors to tell you no anymore! Hotels, exhibits of Terror Birds, insects and amphibians. Maybe even a small aquarium! In a building well away from the waterfront of course. Add in a beach for surfing and swimming, alongside some water attractions and minor rides to let families decompress after seeing the Park. It'll definitely ramp up the price tag though, but if you were going to do this you'd do it right

[X][Spy]Up in Arms. Investigate, collate, and litigate. Drag whoever was buying her loyalty kicking and screaming into the light of the legal system. But it may risk information about the park leaking.
If this is BioSyn, I want them dragged into the light where they will burn like vampires from the scrutiny.
 
Ergosum said:
[X][Revival]Passenger Pigeon.
[X][Staging]Overboard?
[X][Spy]Dig Deeper.

I wonder how much of what we're doing is known or suspected outside of InGen? Anyone that bothers to ask will know that we've bought six whole islands and the complete secrecy indicates that we're doing something big. Between that, all of these ressurection/preservation campaigns and licensing the terror birds for that video game, someone could theoretically put the pieces together and deduce that we're reviving (or planning to revive) prehistoric animals.

However, while the 'extinct animals zoo' part could be one of the possible guesses, having actual dinosaurs will be completely unexpected to probably anyone outside of InGen (not counting corporate espionage, fuck you BioSyn). After all, every species we're cloning is only recently extinct (relatively speaking, but even the Terror birds were alive 'only' a couple million years ago), while dinosaurs are a lot older and more different to everything we've cloned, especially if at this point in time the general public doesn't think of them as proto-birds but as big lizards (so us cloning birds but not lizards wouldn't draw suspicions about dinosaurs, even without counting the 'vastly older' part).

This makes me ever more certain that the dinos will be the real money-maker, and if we play our cards well a complete surprise to the world. We open the park, merely saying that it's about prehistoric animals; then the first tourists come expecting dodos and mammooths and they see dinosaurs. We let a few days, maybe one or two weeks, pass while the rumors and word of mouth about what we really have in the Park quickly spread around, building hype and speculation... and then we make the big announcement.

And then we sit back and eat popcorn while watching the whole planet go into shock.
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I think this idea could work pretty well but we need to do some extra work.

Basically, we need to create a decoy. We register some possible names for the park like "Dodo Land" or whatever, we create some company logos for InGen using the Dodo as the centerpiece, buy merchandising from china, and we may even want to resurrect the dodo itself.

There is a reason why I am focusing on the Dodo... That bird is probably the most iconic species of an animal whose extinction was caused by humans, it is extremely distinguishable and, it has been used by conservation agencies for decades to raise awareness in society about the impact of humans on different species of animals... If we use the Dodo as a symbol our competitors will think "This is a park for species who became extinct relatively recently due to human activity" so they will expect to find dodos, passenger pigeons, aurochs, or at most woolly mammoths... Nobody will believe that we are working with Dinosaurs.

And there is not like what we did would go to waste (besides the fact that we would be saving an extinct species) as I said the Dodo is extremely iconic, it could be the perfect mascot for the teams working to save from extinction endangered species (while the other side of the Business uses the T-Rex as a symbol)
 
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That would be a pretty big money sink for little if any gain imo, but the Dodo could be the mascot for our preservation and revival project that is currently taking the world by storm.
 
FictionPack said:
That would be a pretty big money sink for little if any gain imo, but the Dodo could be the mascot for our preservation and revival project that is currently taking the world by storm.
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Not necessarily... registering brands, names or logos is not that expensive, and given the amount of money that we are already spending hiring a team of graphic designers to create some logos is pocket change...

The only thing that could be expensive would be the merchandising from china (which is not really needed) and the revival of the Dodos (which we would eventually do it anyways)... But the decoy part of our operation would only cost us a few thousand extra dollars more.
 
Fanhunter696 said:
I think this idea could work pretty well but we need to do some extra work.

Basically, we need to create a decoy. We register some possible names for the park like "Dodo Land" or whatever, we create some company logos for InGen using the Dodo as the centerpiece, buy merchandising from china, and we may even want to resurrect the dodo itself.

There is a reason why I am focusing on the Dodo... That bird is probably the most iconic species of an animal whose extinction was caused by humans, it is extremely distinguishable and, it has been used by conservation agencies for decades to raise awareness in society about the impact of humans on different species of animals... If we use the Dodo as a symbol our competitors will think "This is a park for species who became extinct relatively recently due to human activity" so they will expect to find dodos, passenger pigeons, aurochs, or at most woolly mammoths... Nobody will believe that we are working with Dinosaurs.

And there is not like what we did would go to waste (besides the fact that we would be saving an extinct species) as I said the Dodo is extremely iconic, it could be the perfect mascot for the teams working to save from extinction endangered species (while the other side of the Business uses the T-Rex as a symbol)
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FictionPack said:
That would be a pretty big money sink for little if any gain imo, but the Dodo could be the mascot for our preservation and revival project that is currently taking the world by storm.
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I like this idea. We can make our current campaign of deextinction a publicized event ("Project Dodo" or something like that, with a Dodo logo), and use it both to make money and to gain fame and really good PR. Then in a few years or so, we say that we're making a park of formerly extinct animals, only refering to it as "The Park" or "Project Dodo's Park" (or however we name the campaign) without giving any clue to its actual name, and exclusively focusing on the kind of animals that would be expected given our record: quaggas, Tasmanian tigers, etc. while particularly emphasizing Dodos as the mascot of our Project.

And when the visitors first arrive, they get into the monorail, which passes in front of several enclosures. They see familiar animals at first, some of the ones we've publicly cloned, but soon the keenest of them spot previously unknown animals. "Hey, wasn't that one of the birds from these videogames?". And then the monorail leaves the most forested area into a plain with a bunch of dinosaurs. And as the visitors begin to recover from their shock, as they just start figuring out the true nature of the park, they see the massive doors:

"Welcome to Jurassic Park"​
 
[X][Revival]White Rhino. The new Ugandan government is looking to get any kind of good publicity that it can. To that end they've put out an open-ended offer for any person or organization that can help improve the number of white rhinos and help increase their genetic diversity. Probably the hardest challenge either scientist has faced so far

[X][Staging]Arrival. Start preparing the place as an arrival and departure point for guests now so you have basic amenities available.

[X][Spy]Dig Deeper. Authorize the funds for a private investigator to dig into her background. Find out who the puppetmaster is. Prepare for corporate shadow warfare.
 
TempestK said:
Ah, your phone. Picking up, before you even had a chance to say anything, Ray Arnold was speaking. "Boss we got a problem."

"Oh thank god."
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lol this gave me a good laugh and is a understandable feeling too

[X][Revival]Po'ouli. The US Government is also eager to get in on the act. Though it was only discovered last decade, this native Hawaiian bird is already getting the crap kicked out of it by disease, predators and the like. They're hoping that you can infuse some stronger immune systems into their gene pool to help combat the issues of disease and resisting pollution. The easiest of them all with a wide variety of samples to work with. Though apparently they want to boost the immune systems of the snails these birds feed on as well?

Yah I really like this opiton get us some good pr with the public while still being somewhat a challenge to for sorkin since it a novel thing and boosting immune systems of snails too is something sorkin prob not done before to and they are going exctint too it a good project that hits all the areas

[X][Staging]Overboard? Go whole hog on this aspect of the endeavor as well. No investors to tell you no anymore! Hotels, exhibits of Terror Birds, insects and amphibians. Maybe even a small aquarium! In a building well away from the waterfront of course. Add in a beach for surfing and swimming, alongside some water attractions and minor rides to let families decompress after seeing the Park. It'll definitely ramp up the price tag though, but if you were going to do this you'd do it right.

go big or go home and we now have a whole island for people to decompress cool down have some fun outside of dinsouras and many place for them to spend money on

[X][Spy]Dig Deeper.

let find out who it is
 
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