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Creating dinosaurs: why Jurassic World could never work

  • Written by The Conversation
imageDinosaurs and people together in Jurassic World.Universal Pictures

When the first Jurassic Park movie hit the silver screens in 1993, I cried. Never before had dinosaurs, those magnificent creatures of bygone days, been brought to life so realistically. It was a palaeontologist’s dream come true.

Jurassic Park and its sequels were huge hits,...

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Manifesto Check: Labour resurrects past education policies, but will they work?

  • Written by The Conversation
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Welcome to The Conversation’s Manifesto Check, where academics from across the UK subject each party’s manifesto to unbiased, expert scrutiny. The result will be a complete guide to the factual accuracy and plausibility of policies relating to health, education, the economy, and more, right across the political...

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  3. Clinton, Paul, Rubio: Three very different images of US foreign policy
  4. Günter Grass will speak to us from beyond the grave
  5. Fact check: would abolishing non-dom status raise more tax?
  6. Manifesto Check: Plaid using old policy for its new transport vision
  7. Crowdfunding could be a simple way to pay for science research
  8. Labour manifesto: Miliband pitches fiscal responsibility
  9. Manifesto Check: Labour keeps it vague on EU reform
  10. What history tells us about the role of business in elections
  11. Unfazed by court cases, downloaders continue, but turn to hiding their tracks
  12. UKIP uses women's rights as a trojan horse to attack minorities
  13. Saudi Arabia campaign in Yemen masks widening domestic unrest
  14. Why most of us procrastinate in filing our taxes – and why it doesn't makes any sense
  15. Why Americans have chosen to pay income tax
  16. Everything new is old again: the pink sculpture and the debate over public art
  17. Second-generation immigrant kids have an edge in academics
  18. Should authors Rushdie to judgment as book reviewers?
  19. Is downloading really stealing? The ethics of digital piracy
  20. The forgotten front: guerrilla radio and Syria's information war
  21. Obama-Castro handshake ties up Kennedy’s loose ends at last
  22. State of the Nation: government protection of the science budget has come at a cost
  23. What fiction has to say about the libraries of the future
  24. What evidence do MPs turn to when they make policy?
  25. More airport regulation by the ACCC unlikely to help consumers
  26. Health Check: are my memory lapses normal or could this be Alzheimer's disease?
  27. Whistleblowers may bypass the media thanks to new data laws
  28. Cricket, commentary and the dollar: Benaud's legacy is complex
  29. FactCheck: do eight out of 10 taxpayers work every day to pay our $150b welfare bill?
  30. Don't knock 'ugly food' campaigns – they help the fight against waste
  31. Australia's unknown soldier: a powerful symbol of loss and faith
  32. Clinton presidency could shatter nation’s highest glass ceiling but won't close political gender gap
  33. The off-topic Conversation #38
  34. Who is Allah? Understanding God in Islam
  35. Australians to our leaders: “Lift your game and think long term”
  36. The government wants us to worry about debt and the deficit: the real crisis is disclosure
  37. Too many teachers teaching outside their area of expertise
  38. Culling is no danger to the future of dingoes on Fraser Island
  39. Do more roads really mean less congestion for commuters?
  40. The GP diet: the missing ingredient in better health for everyone
  41. The state of imprisonment in Australia: it's time to take stock
  42. State of imprisonment: Victoria is leading the nation backwards
  43. Machines with guns: debating the future of autonomous weapons systems
  44. Hillary Clinton announces presidential campaign: expert reaction
  45. Do our genes tell us how to vote? Study of twins says they might
  46. Voters unforgiving of Hockey but give government the edge on economics
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