To understand how we got to the memoji present, it’s worth rewinding to the emoticon past. In 1982, Carnegie Mellon University computer science professor Scott Fahlman was the first to use the 🙂 and ...

The human body can reveal a plethora of information. One intriguing gesture that often captures our attention is the shoulder shrug. While it may seem innocuous, shoulder shrugs can hold subtle cues ...