For quite some time, the Berlin-based author Ingo Niermann (born 1969) has dealt with the notion of drill. In this notebook, he proclaims the self-determined drill as a new societal doctrine and gives several practical instructions. After an era of the opening and transgression of numerous borders, drill could be the next step: the freedom to coerce oneself. For this purpose, one can participate in actions proposed by the author, such as Join the U.S. Army, where non-Americans can offer their services to the U.S. Army; or live a year as if it were the last. The culmination is the Drill Palace, modeled after Cedric Price s unrealized Fun Palace, where one participates in drills, develops drills, or witnesses them as a spectator. sakriti opis