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two-people-are-lying |
RK Two People Are Lying |
- an npm package forked from storybook (audience's guess)
- a CSS tricks article describing notebooks
- for react native use, cannot use on scrollview but can only use on listview. Claims to be given a gh readme article (audience's guess)
- browser function for mobile browser, scrolls to exact text fragment when called
- CSS property that skips the text underline for certain character
- a bug in old browsers which newspaper articles doesn't render some of the pixels (audience's guess)
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A novel written by a German author on concentration camps in auschwitz (audience's guess)
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A book written by Donald Knuth
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topics were chosen to be something that most people doesn't know, or most people doesn't know very deeply
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rules
- adapted from Matt and Tom's Game
- each speaker gets a topic that s/he needs to read on
- three speakers will be pooled together
- randomly chose one topic of the three speakers'
- talk about the topic
- decide on who is telling the truth
- did 4 sessions (11 unique people, 1 person played twice)
- it went well when the speaker had some great improvisational moments, then other audience would want to try as well
- speakers who didn't lie wanted to play again
- none of the 4 sessions had the correct guess
- encourage liers to not follow other people's story too closely
- wait for 30~60s after announcing topic to give time for participants to plan their words
- display the chosen topic on the board/screen for audience AND participants to see
- ask "What is X" to each of them before opening to the floor
- before asking for votes, recap of each participants story (allows them to add in additional final details that can sway votes)
the goal is to collectively be more confident in speaking in public