05.14.08
More of Me
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It's based on the likelihood of your first name combined with the likelihood of your second name. So it's not an actual count of the people with my full name. If people named kids randomly, it would be very accurate. But given my full name, I assume that people do not name their kids it randomly. At least not after like 1965. So is the real number higher or lower?
You have to expect that Muhammed O'Brien doesn't show up very often as a combination. Though actually, plugging in variations on Mohammed and then testing it with a name like Niamh shows the thing's limitations. I mean, seriously, not a single Muhammad in the whole country? Have you lumped them all under one spelling that I have to guess at?
There's supposedly 122 people named David Tennant in the US though. If anyone wanted, like, an autograph.