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Until our brains' reward circuits are retrained to interpret those emoji reactions the same way we currently interpret genuine in-person laughter.
by EForEndeavour 6y ago
Until our brains' reward circuits are retrained to interpret those emoji reactions the same way we currently interpret genuine in-person laughter.
- frutiger 6y agoWe (and our ancestors) have been laughing for at least 6 million years (MRCA of Homo & Pan). I don’t doubt that one day our descendants will prefer something else than laughing. I doubt it will happen in my lifetime though.