Why does communication using only emoji fail to convey complex legal arguments online?

💡 Explanation

Emoji fail to represent complex arguments because they rely on emotional expression and lack the precise syntactic and semantic structure needed for legal reasoning; therefore, formal language is required, rather than the simplified emotional signals of emoji that don't support logical propositions.

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