Title : A mysterious Facebook phenomenon — some people get a left-handed thumb's-up emoji and others get a right-handed thumb's-up emoji.
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A mysterious Facebook phenomenon — some people get a left-handed thumb's-up emoji and others get a right-handed thumb's-up emoji.
Observed and commented on in a Facebook thread (started by my son John) about the likelihood of Presidents to be left-handed:
What's going on at Facebook? Perhaps it's just an innocuous device to get people talking or to test if anyone notices, but I think it's very strange to have 2 different ways of displaying the most important emoji (the one used to signify a "like') and to have a right/left distinction (which is so meaningful in political analysis. I feel actively lured in conspiracy thinking, which isn't my thing at all, except as a joke, for idle fun.
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