It would seem, what does a person’s name have to do with the likelihood of getting into an accident, the frequency of accidents that happen to him or the number of incidents unpleasant for him in communicating with other people?
It would seem, what does a person’s name have to do with the likelihood of getting into an accident, the frequency of accidents occurring to him or the number of incidents unpleasant for him in communicating with other people? But Uplift Legal Funding, which provides funding to cover legal costs, believes there is such a connection, and even compiled a list of 10 male and female names of people who are more likely than others to be affected by various incidents. The lists were compiled on the basis of an analysis of lawsuits in which the plaintiffs claimed compensation for injuries or other physical or mental damage caused to them. Moreover, it turned out that women are injured 37% more often when falling on the street, and men 23% more often in accidents at home.
“Names are an important aspect of our lives,” says CEO Jared Stern. “There is scientific evidence that our names can influence our character and even our appearance.” However, Stern admits that the staff’s analysis is “not entirely accurate.”
So, the most “bad” male names: Kyle, Blake, Brian, Ryan, Daniel, Mark, Bob, Samuel, William (William), James (James).
And the same “bad” women: Hailey, Taylor, Linda, Barbara, Kimberley, Mary, Angela, Deborah, Gabriel ( Gabrielle), Louise (Louise).