A quick check of Bing and DuckDuckGo don't turn anything up either. Looks like more right wing lunacy.
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I think that arguing "that memo doesn't exist" at least argues against the point. Arguing that the memo contains B.S. is a different argument. Is the argument that, since the memo contains B.S., it must not be authentic? Because that, at least, makes sense to me.
What exactly is the argument? Google translate used to mistranslate ‘covfefe’ and google changed that once it became a thing. How is that 1984? It only means anything if covfefe was ever a legitimate translation of that phrase. Show me that and you got something
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My argument is that if these memos exist then they indicate some amount of shenanigans going on at Google HQ. It's not merely that they stopped incorrectly translating a nonsense word as a phrase that makes sense, it's that they deliberately Easter Egged it.
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Of course, if the memos are fake, all this is moot.
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