“Brainstorm” or “Green needle” Phenomenon Based Very Short Story

Based on the psychological effect known as "priming" you hear a distorted unclear word and depending on what you're reading, your perception of that word changes, Laurel / Yanny style. If you're not familiar with this click on the first link before reading further.

The idea is to come up with enough of these words to put together a short story or description of a scene either by hand or with a computer program. Then to read various interpretations of it and hear multiple short stories from one repeating sentence, paragraph, page or book.

I'll do as short sentence using some famous ones:

"Laurel brainstorm was a green needle."

"Yanny Greenneedle was a brainstorm."

So the audio you're reading the two different transcripts of is the same, repeating over and over, but you can change the actual story, (not just the words) depending on what you're reading due to your brain being "primed" by the particular visual sentence.

Words that made more sense would have to be lined up, but the above clumsy attempt basically says:

"Laurel had a brainstorm, he invented the green needle."

"Yanni Greenneedle (His last name) was just generally incredibly smart."

So yea, those are clunky as hell but that's the idea. A series of these words created and strung together such that they create actual sentences, not just words, that change as you read differently worded transcripts.

To take it a step further, it could be an actual short story with 4 or 5 scripts you could meander back and forth through.