Thinking of what has been written below,

The idea is to use a voice recorder,  I’m going to spend the next 48hr with 3 other people and I’m going to record everything that will be said, from when we meet to when we will say bye. Then I’m going to write everything down and I’ll try to reconstruct the sequence of the different conversation on paper.

If everything said verbally, once turned into a written text is not editable anymore and makes a statent, the idea is to make I statement out of a random conversation made by 4 different people and see what kind of statement it is. Perhaps, the statement of a weekend out

Every person has a different tone of voice a different carachter, and will have a different typeface.

It’s a bit if I was going to make an acting script out of a normal day, only based on verbal communication. There might be some kind of running heads showing the time of the day to contextualize the conversation.

Each of us and there might be notes describing the external scenario (but that might be irrelevant).

The main intent is to try to shape the time and attention of the dialogue.

…Written language lacks many of the means of expression that spoken language has: facial expression, gestures, variations in tone of voice and so on…

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