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🗓️ 5 September 2022

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What's in a name?

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0:00.0	This is Jockew and the Ground Podcast number 60 with Echo Charles and me, Jockew and
0:08.4	will like we are sitting here getting ready to record this thing and I'm saying Echo Charles,
0:15.0	I'm saying Jockew and will like what's in a name? I was thinking about the other day,
0:20.0	this I turned out there's a lot there can be a lot in a name. There's a theory as I researched
0:26.2	this. There's a theory or should I say there's a hypothesis that people tend to gravitate toward
0:37.4	things in life that kind of fit their names, which is an interesting thing to think about. The
0:45.2	hypothesis is called the nominative determinism, which means name driven outcomes. So whatever your
0:54.0	name is, there's a decent chance that that might influence the way you think and where you end
0:59.4	up in life. Maybe decent chances is strong word and we'll get some of the research here. There's
1:03.2	a October issue of the psychologist and it says that authors gravitate towards areas of research
1:13.2	that fit their surname. This is this is research. The example in the article they use is there's
1:21.6	an article on incontinence from the British Journal of Eurology and it's written by Dr. AJ
1:30.0	Splatt and Dr. D Weedon. You see what I'm saying? It's kind of strange, right? It seems strange.
1:37.5	There is another magazine, a British magazine had some good examples. There's a guy named
1:43.7	Andrew Drinkwater who works at the Water Research Center. There's a guy named Dr. Will Welfare,
1:50.4	who works at the Public Health Department in England. There's a guy named Alan Tugud, who's
1:57.5	a Samaritan volunteer. A woman named Dr. Pan Graves, Pam Graves and she's an archaeologist.
2:06.8	There's a guy named Tom Kitchum. Guess what he is? He's a chef. Yes. He's going to go. A woman
2:11.7	named Sarah Blizzard, BBC Weather Reporter. A guy named Aaron Far, he's a distance runner.
2:21.6	When you speak of running, you say in bulk. You see it?
2:29.2	So there is a little bit of research behind this and look. It looked like even the numbers that
2:35.2	they threw up. It's pretty minimal. It's not like this direct correlation. But at the same time,
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