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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 3 Aug 2017

    Your name is what you are. Your child’s name is what you want to be: http://nyer.cm/xclp6GS pic.twitter.com/cO5ZhpM2XQ

    5:25 AM - 3 Aug 2017
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      1. Eratosthenes‏ @salvatoreusrex 3 Aug 2017
        Replying to @NewYorker

        Does this still apply if you name your child after yourself?

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      1. Érico Calixto‏ @CalixtoErico 3 Aug 2017
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        Elric Ravens-eye the Fouth. My sons name.

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      1. Carita Sommer  🇪🇺‏ @S_Carita 3 Aug 2017
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        But then, once your child becomes an adult, his name again is what he is, no? Or does he become what his parents wanted to be? 🤔

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      1. Emily Angus‏ @londontochi 3 Aug 2017
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        Am surprised at this:"Charles II largely stamped out the trend during the Reformation" in New Yorker article. Surely they mean Restoration?

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      2. ™‏ @malieckal 3 Aug 2017
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        It's not just 'nomen omen'- it's the word one will say more than any other, often with weight behind it. It molds one's face @laurenzcollins

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      1. Krishna Narine‏ @KrishnaNarine 3 Aug 2017
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        I feel you

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      1. Edie Zimmerman‏ @ezmoss 3 Aug 2017
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        lol....cute readpic.twitter.com/NRVD65DYrW

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      1. Freeman‏ @IbrahimFreeman4 3 Aug 2017
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        Train up a child in the way that he should go so that when he is old it will not depart from him.

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      1. Liz Matt‏ @lizmattphilly 3 Aug 2017
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        Does the screenwriter who wants to name a future daughter Abra have the surname Kadabra?? Just curious...

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      1. KAJ‏ @Kajmere4 3 Aug 2017
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        Woah. Deep.

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