Talking with Symbols - Emojis
As the demographic gets younger, the use of emoji's should escalate and that accompanies the rise of mobile phones that seek emotional information with texting.聽 Yet video chats may kill the emoji before a new visual language can rise to the level of language rather than simply accompany text on a page.聽 So long as we write text rather than speak with voice recognition, the symbolic world of emoji will be with us for a long time to come.
I need to personally understand this world because emojis right now are an alien world to me and they are far more dynamic and rich than the emoticons we are all used to which if this sentence was funny look like this :-) and not 馃槉 the difference being that the latter is encoded as a character.聽聽 So first lets take a look at a humourous look to the introduction of new emoji's that have been introduced recently or at least at the time of writing this buzz :
The phenomena of visual representation represents a new way of creating a language, and in a visual age it is entirely logical for some people to try to do so.聽 This does not represent a threat to the English Language because the nature of language has always been evolutionary, though it does represent a nuisance in the conduct of business English.聽 How language evolves is anyone's guess but we also know that languages do also go extinct.聽 At the introductory level I am looking at, that is a debate for another buzz by whoever wants to buzz about that.聽 For today, my purpose is to delve into this world and see for myself how this effects or alters the world of communication and more importantly collaboration.
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CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #5
BTW Franci, the header picture is not a picture of a sad emoji but of an emoji which means a confused emoji. Confusion is a good thing in age of confusion, it gives us scope to work out what it is we need to see clearly as individual life filled human beings that are a part of a greater whole.
CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #4
The unexplored space is the creation of visual language, that has always been the domain of art, so my hope is we find the artist within ourselves in an age where the artist is needed front and center of exponentially developing human existence.
CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #3
It is not guilt that should consume us with emojis but the opportunity to think visually so we train that part of our brain that is not so far enriched with visual communication - emojis as an expression of emotions are a useless waste of clarification (unless we are scared of reactions to our ideas or thoughts). Emoji language can represent images that when combined create story puzzles - then they become visual crosswords - a chance to decipher rather than cipher the complexity of the world we are moving into. That emojis are more likely to be used to transmit sexual messages merely shows that we do not look beyond the visual representation that our world is actually becoming - we cipher this guilt rather than decipher our imaginative innocence.
CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #2
It is not guilt that should consume us with emojis but the opportunity to think visually so we train that part of our brain that is not so far enriched with visual communication - emojis as an expression of emotions are a useless waste of clarification (unless we are scared of reactions to our ideas or thoughts)/ Emoji language can represent images that when combined create story puzzles - then they become visual crosswords - a chance to decipher rather than cipher the complexity of the world we are moving into. That emojis are more likely to be used to transmit sexual messages merely shows that we do not look beyond the visual representation that our world is actually becoming - we cipher this guilt rather than decipher our imaginative innocence.
CityVP Manjit
5 years ago #1
It is not guilt that should consume us with emojis but the opportunity to think visually so we train that part of our brain that is not so far enriched with visual communication - emojis as an expression of emotions are a useless waste of clarification (unless we are scared off people's reactions to our ideas or thoughts), but they represent images that when combined create story puzzles - then they become visual crosswords - a chance to decipher rather than cipher the complexity of the world we are moving into. That emojis are more likely to be used to transmit sexual messages merely shows that we do not look beyond the visual representation that our world is actually becoming - we cipher this guilt rather than decipher our imaginative innocence.