RLS 3-2-1

First Order Knowledge Claims:

• "The US Library of Congress accepted a 'translation' into emoji of Herman Melville's Moby Dick."
• "He and his team created 176 characters, 12 pixels square."
• "It wasn't until 2006 that the three networks came to some kind of consensus."

Second Order Knowledge Claims:

• The fact that emojis are about embellishment and added context is based on the seemingly obvious claim that emojis are capable of conveying ideas, information, and feelings. 
• The fact that emojis are unmistakably Japanese is based on the claim that there are all manners of emojis that represent Japanese culture or lifestyle. An example of this is that there is no Easter Egg, but a Kadomatsu (A Japanese Pine decoration associated with New Year) is present among the options. 

Knowledge Question: 

To what extent can people communicate ideas through chat trends and emoji?