1. This took about 30 seconds. 2 hits - same Medium blog.

google.com/search?q=%22pl…
2. The rest of my research took longer but can't draw any conclusions from it.

I wasn't able to find an archive of the now deleted tweet in screenshot to confirm the time zone so it's not possible to say for certain where it was first published.
3. Even if Brianna Wu was the first to publish the screenshot and the blog was second, Wu may have obtained the screenshot from someone else.
4. However, the screenshot is fabricated.

The Medium post links to this TechCrunch article in which James Damore's full complaint is embedded. The pdf is searchable. There is no 18.3.

techcrunch.com/2018/01/08/jam…
5. There are no results for "plaintiff hereby requests".
6. I went through all 28 results for "discuss" and there is no text matching the screenshot text.

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16 Mar
1. Something I've learned in 6 years of public fact checking is that many people's feelings don't care about your facts.

A lot of what we believe is based on interpretation which happens through a unique lens of someone's personal experiences, biases, and mental health.
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Curious what others are thinking about the psychological effects of news stories that keep repeating that we are. 🤔

My DMs are open.
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This is just my experience and I’m not trying to downplay the experiences—including death 😢—that others have had.
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If I didn’t know her I’d likely be more sympathetic. 😕
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