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True tbh, probably the same explanation of the theory of men that born early in the year (jan, feb, march) have more chance to succeed in school and in sport because they were a little better at the start and adults helped them more hence they snowballed.

It is probable that children with good names will be treated better, hence being adult with better features and development.
 
Brb change namemaxxing to christiano ronaldomaxxing
 
but ironically ive changed my last name recently cos my last name was ugly asf and a failo
 
but ironically ive changed my last name recently cos my last name was ugly asf and a failo
Cost a tenner doesn't it lol

I may have to do the same jfl
 
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I think its said before that you have to be good-looking obviously. However, in the case that you're not, I've noticed in several people that those with good-looking names( ones with letters that dont go below the baseline), perhaps good-sounding names, have a way, way better chance of ascending than those that dont. Perhaps it's natures way of pushing them.

And yes, you can change your name(super lame move btw). But the one you have from birth is the one people will always know you by and its the one that influences most.

Let's say Zyzz(Aziz) and Chestbrah(Said) for example. You can argue Zyzz was better looking, taller etc. to start but I'm sure the name Aziz gave Zyzz more confidence and perhaps destiny(?) to get him where he got.

Another one: Cristiano Ronaldo
it's called dorian grey effect
 

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