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A lot of Native Americans used Jan 1 for their birth date when signing up for WW2 service. Many service members during the drafts would add or subtract a few y
by Balgair 2y ago
A lot of Native Americans used Jan 1 for their birth date when signing up for WW2 service.
Many service members during the drafts would add or subtract a few years with the help of local authorities.
My grandfather didn't know his birth year and lied to make himself seem younger when it suited him.
I have great-grandparents without any documentation that we suspect were fleeing wars or had been shanghaied
I have at least one 3x great-grandparent with only a first name before her marriage. We know nothing else about her.
There have been a lot of threads of 'Things Programmers Believe About Time' that are worth looking into. The exceptions to 'computer time' and reality are fun and tough to deal with. Same things apply to names. Suffice to say, Elon's crack team hasn't really thought of the reality of life and the messiness of it.
But that's not the point and we all know it.