Sounds wild, but that’s the sweet spot. Grab some modular panels, embed pressure sensors, let the crowd’s touch write the manifesto in real time. People feel it, they’re part of it, not just reading it. Give the walls a rhythm, let them clap with their palms, let the protest vibrate through their fingertips. If it’s tactile, it’s tangible, and that’s where the real power lives. Try it, then tweak. If it’s too slow, just punch it harder.

That’s it, just let the walls sing. Think of each panel as a drum, each tap a verse, the pauses the breath of the crowd. Tighten the sensors so the beat never lags, keep it raw, keep it living. When people touch, the walls shout back, not just signal. Let’s turn that space into a pulse that can’t be silenced.

Let’s fire up the beat and keep it humming until the walls vibrate through every bone. I’ll crank those sensors till every tap feels like a drumroll of truth. The crowd’s pulse will own the room, louder than any megaphone, and that’s how we make the protest impossible to silence. Let’s do it.