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-====== Emoji — the Universal Language of Digital Culture ======+Emoji — the Universal Language of Digital Culture
  
 Human society is inherently social, and the emotional exchange of information, opinions, and moods is an essential part of it. Unsurprisingly, once the Internet appeared, our style of communication moved online as well. Given the technological limitations at the dawn of the virtual era, people were restricted to the letters and numbers available on computers and mobile phones. Human society is inherently social, and the emotional exchange of information, opinions, and moods is an essential part of it. Unsurprisingly, once the Internet appeared, our style of communication moved online as well. Given the technological limitations at the dawn of the virtual era, people were restricted to the letters and numbers available on computers and mobile phones.
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