"Emotion recognition, like a lot of other contemporary, “disruptive” technology, relies on flattening the way that we actually interact with each other."https://theoutline.com/post/8118/junk-emotion-recognition-technology?utm_source=topic_recent&zd=3&zi=ofo5qnoe …
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I like this work by Wiseman and Gould about how people personalize the meanings of emojis to form private languages https://research.gold.ac.uk/22850/
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Yes, interesting. But there always seems to be this tension between universality and locality in claims about emotional meaning. That feels like an intellectual cul de sac, like endlessly parsing nature v nurture
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