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but there's nonetheless a difference surely not in principle because anything that's been written may be read out and spoken (and viceversa, anything is potent
by ysofunny 3y ago
but there's nonetheless a difference
surely not in principle because anything that's been written may be read out and spoken (and viceversa, anything is potentially transcribe-able)
nonetheless, when push comes to shove there's a real difference: written stuff (text) is readily usable as evidence but things only ever spoken are not.
- rrr_oh_man 3y agoSpoken as in hearsay? Probably not. Spoken with witnesses? Most definitely.