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Impro
Improvisation and the Theatre
Book • 1979
In 'Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre', Keith Johnstone delves into the world of improvisational theatre, providing insights into its history, techniques, and significance.
The book covers various aspects of improvisation, including status, spontaneity, and the role of the audience.
Johnstone also discusses his own experiences and methods, making it a valuable resource for both practitioners and students of improvisational theatre.
The book covers various aspects of improvisation, including status, spontaneity, and the role of the audience.
Johnstone also discusses his own experiences and methods, making it a valuable resource for both practitioners and students of improvisational theatre.
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
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Nabeel Qureshi as a book full of strange ideas about creativity and social behavior, used at Palantir for improving interactions with customers.
Nabeel Qureshi as a book full of strange ideas about creativity and social behavior, used at Palantir for improving interactions with customers.
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How Palantir built the ultimate founder factory | Nabeel S. Qureshi (founder, writer, ex-Palantir)
Recommended by Nabeel Qureshi as a book that explores how to bring color back into one's perception of the world.
Nabeel Qureshi as a book that explores how to bring color back into one's perception of the world.
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13: Nabeel S. Qureshi - The Will to Care
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Ava Huang as a book frequently recommended to 
David Perell , focusing on improvisation.
Ava Huang as a book frequently recommended to David Perell , focusing on improvisation.
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Ava: The Emotions of Writing
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Trae Stephens as a required reading at Palantir, focusing on projecting status and casting scenes in meetings.
Trae Stephens as a required reading at Palantir, focusing on projecting status and casting scenes in meetings.
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How Anduril Is Reimagining the Defense Industry: Faster Tech, Ethical AI, and a New Kind of Deterrence | Trae Stephens (Co-Founder & Executive Chairman, Anduril)
Mentioned by Lumpenspace as one of the greatest books written about LLMs.
Lumpenspace: Reasoning Models and The Last Man
