The Steve Jamison master tape is a real-time recording, including the live music (by Billy Philadelphia’s live band) that played in the studio during the commercial break. I’m not sure who says, “You guys gotta help each other” at 17:05. At 18:00, you can hear Steve Jamison and you speaking about logistical matters for around 20 seconds before the television audience joins at around 18:30. The Steve Jamison master tape also includes the closing credits, which included a replay of some of the performance. You also don’t want to miss host Steve Jamison’s promotion of a SRL segment at the beginning of the program at around 1:05. He deems Mark Pauline as the “James Dean of the Junkyard.”

This deserves to be remembered for decades to come as a “legendary live performance” in San Francisco history.

Got latency down to a few milliseconds

Caught the Predator Arm in an empathetic robot sneeze

This one is another billboard modification over 101!

This one entitles the collector with an actual physical print made at SRL!

This one is a hand drawn wiring diagram for the first SRL machine:
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For those who want to collect them all the SRL NFTs can be found here: https://opensea.io/collection/survival-research-labs

The first is an image showing Mark Pauline’s early pre-SRL obsessions with destruction. He broke all of these objects and drew them on a ground glass plate. Then printed it on Chromacast acrylic sheet and bonded it to rag paper. Just Sayin!

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Here’s another SRL NFT – I Loved A Fish to Death – Pre-SRL animal sculpture (circa 1974) with a fish that I caught then ate than preserved the skin and made a metal armature and mounted it to a pretty acrylic and wood base. Not reanimated but that came later. No longer in the real world, this is the only photo.

I Loved a Fish to Death

And Mark Pauline when he was young, cute, and punk as fuck. Michael Conway took this photo when he visited Florida in 1978. Mark has to split it with him so please remember that when youre burning $ trading this token.

Mark Pauline as a punk circa 1978

And this is Mark’s Madonna sculpture from 1978 – Before SRL Mark was a punk artist. This madonna drawing is 4’x4′ with an illuminated bottle and crown of barbed wire. Shown here hung above a table at an SF coffee shop in North Beach in 1978.

Madonna sculpture

Artists outfitted robot dog Spot with a paintball gun in commentary on futuristic killer robots, just as NYDP deploys the same robot

Here is a screenshot of the web controller from 1997 – this controlled the Track Robot, direction, speed, and the arm/grabber:

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