Yeah, she's totally sane and can be trusted not to dig into your personal information

Tucker Carlson tweeted,

James Damore's lawsuit against Google has a lot of interesting material from inside the company:

Tucker follows up:

Page 27, Footnote 3: "For instance, an employee who sexually identifies as 'a yellow-scaled wingless dragonkin' and 'an expansive ornate building' presented a talk entitled 'Living as a Plural Being' at an internal company event."

Ace of Spades comments,

Maybe Google can "fact"-check one of their own employees' claim, made in a public talk presumably authorized by Google, that xhe was a "yellow-scaled wingless dragonkin" and also "an expansive ornate building."

Now, if you're saying to yourself, "Look, sister, I can buy the yellow-scaled wingless dragonkin identity, and even the expansive ornate building identity, but not both at the same time, see, that's because this Google employee (who is totally sane and can be trusted not to dig into your personal information) is a "Plural Being."

Google taking aim at conservative websites

Eric Lieberman reports in The Daily Caller how Google exclusively targets conservative websites with its fact-checking feature.

We are onto you, Google!

I wanted to read news coverage about Trump's tweet about Comey illegally leaking classified information. So I Googled it, as I do nearly every day. Sure enough, today's google was just like every day: if you want to read something published by a conservative or even centrist publication, it will be way down Google's list. Today there was NBC, Vanity Fair, Washington Post, Politico, The Hill, LA Times, Washington Post, Slate, Vox, ABC, Time, USA Today, CNBC, CBS, and Boston Globe before Newsmax and National Review appeared!