Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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@mcc Maybe throw in a 🧑🦲 too.
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
@mcc I reckon John Boling, who made the Oneohtrix Point Never video Boring Angel, could: https://youtu.be/qmlJveN9IkI
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@ptoothfish to add to your formidable list *
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
Heh. Emoji are a fad. This stuff will last as long as mankind does:
巨大的危险。核辐射
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Heh. Emoji are a fad. This stuff will last as long as mankind does:
巨大的危险。核辐射
@tuban_muzuru can one create a block of 汉字 which substantially communicates the various ideas in the Sandia report warning message but limits itself to characters intelligible to Japanese readers
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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@tuban_muzuru can one create a block of 汉字 which substantially communicates the various ideas in the Sandia report warning message but limits itself to characters intelligible to Japanese readers
That's insightful of you to note. These are just a sorta-Chinese-ification by me, thinking out thousands of years, not using any kana, but yeah in Japan by all means.
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
I think this would run into the problem with some of the cartoon nuclear waste warning messages:
What happens if someone reads the emoji backwards?
Since there is not necessarily an obvious direction - although maybe the arrow emoji would break the ambiguity.
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I think this would run into the problem with some of the cartoon nuclear waste warning messages:
What happens if someone reads the emoji backwards?
Since there is not necessarily an obvious direction - although maybe the arrow emoji would break the ambiguity.
@michael_w_busch @futurebird The best response I've yet got to this question was on bluesky and it solved this specific issue in a clever way https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:aftgnoj446o44oj2vpxey2yg/post/3meajupb6ck2a
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
@mcc Are you asking because it's the only way to accurately communicate with the kind of people who will visit the usurper's presidential museum?
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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What better way to keep people away than elicit disgust? Evoking imagery of fecal waste, harbingers of disease and rot, skeletons, and all things nasty might make for a compelling argument to stay away.
Of course, that is if you're not a follower of Nurgle.
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
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People don't even agree on the meaning of emoji now.Classic example, the happy chocolate ice cream emoji.
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Could you successfully communicate the "This is not a place of honor" long-term nuclear waste warning message using only emoji
@mcc Emoji read by which OS/browser/platform/etc? We don’t have standardized emoji, so we can’t even reliably communicate the danger now, let alone long term.
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