"Your scientists were so focused on whether they could that they forgot to consider if they ought."

God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God created man. Man destroys God. Man creates Dinosaurs. Is it possible to create man from nothing?

Jeff Goldblum says no.

Although he acknowledged that he was not as familiar with the chaos potential as Dr. Ian Malcolm's, the 69 year-old was questioned on the subject by LAX staff and appeared to be in complete agreement with his Jurassic Park counterpart.

When asked whether cloning dinosaurs was a good idea, he thought "I think that I understood the question." I'd need to think about it. It's a serious question. I would need to read more about the experts. I don't have any training.

A team of scientists discovered what they believe is dino DNA in a study published in Communications Biology. This was, according to Crichton's science fiction thriller of 1990, as well as the six disaster films that it would produce.

He declared his favorite dinosaur to have been the Tyrannosaurus rex and reiterated that Dr. Malcolm would agree with him.

"My character in the film would most likely say no." Goldblum said that this is a terrible idea. "That's what my character would have said. You know I am an actor, but I don't know much about acting."

However, himself did not want to be cloned.

Jeff Goldblum can also be accused of sex incovid if he is rubbed on the lips.

The great sport graciously responded, "Well ..... okay," Thank you for this lovely sentiment.

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Title: Jeff Goldblum Does Not Want to Be Cloned (Exclusive)
Sourced From: toofab.com/2021/11/28/jeff-goldblum-does-not-want-to-be-cloned-exclusive/
Published Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2021 16:21:46 +0000

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