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I’m amazed that this obvious satire is the top voted comment for so long.
Oh and of course she's got a blue check which is a 100% guarantee that it's not an impersonator. /s
The content is very clearly parody. Not only this Tweet, but other Tweets. It doesn’t matter if it’s a real person or not, the content is obviously parody.
It’s alarming that such obvious satire/parody is not only going undetected, but that people are continuing to debate it after it has been pointed out to be obvious parody content.
Does not bode well for the future of online information wars when something this simple is generating so much debate. The comment doesn’t even offer an excuse, it’s a joke about circulating private company content with government officials of another country. Even if you take it to be true, it’s not even an alternate explanation! I’m perplexed that this is causing so much confusion among this comment section.
As far as detecting it, well American politicans at this point are a caricature of themselves and have made it much more difficult. I don't like it either.
The account claims to be a person working for Google and speaking as a Google VP.
Therefore, it’s a parody account. The fact that a person by that real name exists does not change that fact.
In another comment she says something like “I’d be doing this work even at half the salary”, which also sounds like parody.
* Everything is possible with equity appreciation but very unlikely.