Come to think of it, never before could we so freely communicate any information we wanted to anyone without exposing any of our real emotions. We can leave it all to interpretation or just lie about it. Its easy to add three emojis to your message, implying that you are basically dying of laughter, when you are so depressed, your face didn't even twitch. Think of it honestly: When selecting the emotions communicated with your messages (be it through wording, punctuation, or emojis), do you really think about the emotions you are feeling? Or are you rather considering what emotions would be appropriate, expected or spark the desired reaction?

I guess, here's one reason why being a psychopath is so damn easy in this day and age.

Panel 1:
A horrifying display of tastelessness:
Baby-Kiwi wishes you a happy day!
Send this to 20 Friends or die of happiness!
Panel 2:
G and H are sitting on the floor with their phones.
G: Arrgh, this is a clear attack, prepare for retaliation!
H: Playing that war game again?
G: No, someone sent me an annoying gif on BirdsApp ...
Panel 3:
G: ... which means I have to strike back with an even more annoying gif.
H: But, won’t they ...
G: No peace talk, this is war!
Panel 4:
A duck is sitting in front of a "live laugh love" poster, with their phone.
D: Aww, a reply to my message! And what a cute one that is. It feels so good to reach out to people from time to time. I’ll make sure to always forward all the love to them.