NOT.8:9 - Consequences

Temporal and embodied expression can become a manipulable part of reasoning: readers can locate occurrences, vary a relation, compare performances or hand an interpretable instruction to another agent. A score can retain useful constraints while allowing more than one realization.

The method exposes preparation and access costs that a fluent practitioner might leave tacit. Additional references can burden performance; a persistent companion representation can help analysis while requiring coordination. Some expressions remain useful only with a trained performer or an available interpreter.