Looking for some js scope hack

Looking for some js scope hack

Here some interesting behaviour of javascript function arguments variable
that you may be or maybe not aware of:
function foo(bar) {
console.log('bar was:', bar);
arguments[0] = 'zap';
console.log('bar now:', bar);
}
foo('bam');
// bar was: bam
// bar now: zap
As you can see bar variable now pointing out to another value.
I want to make use of such behavior in a slightly strange way, I want to
know is it possible to change argument value from the outside of the
function scope somehow?
Maybe using call/apply, or some other trycky js features?
So I can change the value of function argument after it was called, for
example:
function chooseNumber(number) {
setInterval(function() {
console.log('I choosed:', number)
}, 1000)
}
chooseNumber(1);
// I choosed: 1
// I choosed: 1
// I choosed: 1
// ...
Then if I dicided to change my mind, how can I make so that initial
function would output:
// I choosed: 2
// I choosed: 2
// I choosed: 2
// ...