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A bad folk singer sings about strontium, owning the sun. Men at a table discuss Strontium-91, the positive aspects of radioactive materials. A nightclub MC talks about living forever, his agent, a blind man and a cripple, etc. Panel discussion on alternative power sources: sports, human waste. A list of sound effects against a woman humming. Panel discussion: the benefits of radiation. Monologue: The trees are hung with objects. . . "on the other side" . . . "the wind does not feel the wind." Panel discussion: cancer as pure growth, progress; treadmills powering an apartment building. MC asks the time. | A panel discusses the dangers strontium-90 and -91 fallout over the | ||
sounds of the crowd and a folk singer with a guitar singing badly. | |||
3:00: Joe comes on as an energetic MC, backed by Horace Silver's | |||
<i>Kissin' cousins</i>, talks nonsense, closes the show. | |||
8:10: Panel discusses alternative forms of energy, such as | |||
playing football games on treadmills, other sports to capture the | |||
energy of. | |||
10: Guy announces sound effects, numbered (gun shots, | |||
breaking glass...) <ref> Sounds like a sound-effects album </ref> | |||
12: Panel discusses new energy bar and nuclear energy. | |||
14:40: Joe talks nonsense, 'The trees are hung with women's braids, | |||
children's shoes, telescopes, and violins. There are reindeer in the | |||
windows of steaming Chinese laundries...' | |||
16:00: Panel discusses nuclear radiation to create mutants, | |||
other uses of nuclear energy. | |||
22:10: Joe the MC is back, yells at the audience for trying to leave. | |||
He pleads to be told the time. | |||
23:10: A guy on the panel ([[Lester Nafzger]]? He mentions Woodstock) | |||
claims that there are 50 million fewer people in the country since the | |||
invention of nuclear energy, ascribes the decrease to it. They | |||
discuss more alternative forms of energy. | |||
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A bad folk singer sings about strontium, owning the sun. Men at a table discuss Strontium-91, the positive aspects of radioactive materials. A nightclub MC talks about living forever, his agent, a blind man and a cripple, etc. Panel discussion on alternative power sources: sports, human waste. A list of sound effects against a woman humming. Panel discussion: the benefits of radiation. Monologue: The trees are hung with objects. . . "on the other side" . . . "the wind does not feel the wind." Panel discussion: cancer as pure growth, progress; treadmills powering an apartment building. MC asks the time. | |||
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== Interesting Facts == | == Interesting Facts == | ||