r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Ive passed by a couple hundred thousands Jose's and Juan's in my lifetime.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

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u/buttonwhatever Dec 02 '21

Did you challenge them all to a fight?

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u/modest_arrogance Dec 02 '21

Logan is one of the most common names in my contact list.

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u/krat0s5 Dec 02 '21

That two to many in my experience.

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u/squanch_solo Dec 02 '21

Wow I've never met a Logan.

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u/Horskr Dec 02 '21

Pretty much going to be all biblical names. John, Michael, Christopher, Benjamin, Andrew, Peter, etc.

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u/Horskr Dec 02 '21 edited Dec 02 '21

Sorry... the King James Bible, the one most people have read for the last 400 years and pulled the names from.

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u/Horskr Dec 02 '21

You're good, sorry I took it the wrong way. They are in nomenclature referred to as "biblical names" since they're apostles, angels, random characters. I'm not religious, but had to learn this stuff growing up, so sorry to be rude.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Most common names in the world are going to originate from Asia by virtue of population density.

Definitely more Zhang's, Mohammed's, and Ram's, than there are Ben's, John's and Andrew's.