That is very odd but i do admit that it looks fun.
Posted by: Brad on March 10, 2010
fake body slams?
Posted by: JF "14? on March 10, 2010
Ummm... IDK hahahaha. I'm rethinking my interest for MIT having watched that video.... jk.
Posted by: Anonymous '14? on March 10, 2010
Can someone enlighten me, too?
Posted by: tree on March 10, 2010
This Is indeed ... weird
Posted by: Ammar on March 10, 2010
This is an acting exercise for 21M.600, where students are paired up to train their voice, which can come from different parts of the body. I think the voice is supposed to come from the stomach for this exercise..
Posted by: llam on March 10, 2010
I think the girl (in black at extreme left) who is directin' all this is trying to make something out — probably a new game.
Or something a bit more complicated — brain and cognitive sc. stuff — you select people at random and as they try to make a good show together (she yells!) just map their brains. Shows how quickly two brains accomodate within a system, recognise their environment and react.
I realise that it's not simple. It's not like solving a problem together. How do you know when the other person is gonna start? It's more than just senses. It's a subtle interplay of perception, judgment, and reasoning. It's cognitive.
Other possibilities — stress remover, effect of obesity on self control, testing shoes, MIT people can be really crazy!
Interesting. I would love to partake in such activities next year if I could. A rousing game on the field would be a nice way to use my loquacious personality in a more informal setting.
@Jerem '14(?) Same here, except for me it would be more to allow my normally-contained-in-public-but-occasionally-loud-and-rambunctious personality some running room Well, we'll know soon, right?
I think my English class is getting tired of me putting the countdown on random bits of the whiteboard...heeheehee...
lol, ReCaptcha: voucher April
Posted by: Amethyst ('14?) on March 11, 2010
Forgot to make my other comment:
It's like a scene from some serene and perfect quirky-intellectual's childhood! :D
Posted by: Amethyst ('14?) on March 11, 2010
Aaaah, that's me!!! Intro to Acting ROCKS!
Posted by: 0 on March 11, 2010
Just to clarify Ham's comment, 21M.600 is Intro to Acting. And yes, this is an exercise from that class.
Posted by: 0 on March 11, 2010
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Or something a bit more complicated — brain and cognitive sc. stuff — you select people at random and as they try to make a good show together (she yells!) just map their brains. Shows how quickly two brains accomodate within a system, recognise their environment and react.
I realise that it's not simple. It's not like solving a problem together. How do you know when the other person is gonna start? It's more than just senses. It's a subtle interplay of perception, judgment, and reasoning. It's cognitive.
Other possibilities — stress remover, effect of obesity on self control, testing shoes, MIT people can be really crazy!
reCAPTCHA: behead studio (possible!) :D
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I think my English class is getting tired of me putting the countdown on random bits of the whiteboard...heeheehee...
lol, ReCaptcha: voucher April
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It's like a scene from some serene and perfect quirky-intellectual's childhood! :D
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