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Maybe for white people. But I count 142K unique first names in a database of 3300K people for the very multicultural province of BC Canada.
by grouseway 9y ago
Maybe for white people. But I count 142K unique first names in a database of 3300K people for the very multicultural province of BC Canada.
- pluto9 9y agoMaybe for white people. You mean culturally homogeneous people. I guarantee those names are arranged in a Pareto distribution, in which the vast majority belong to tiny numbers of people, while everyone else has names that are common within their culture, be they Michael or Mohammed. But I presume you're one of those delightful "white people are boring/unoriginal/have no culture" folks, so carry on.