Yep. "A" is the most frequent letter at both the start and end of names in the dataset I used (girls born in 2021 in the USA).

There is absolutely no way charmander is more memorable than pikachu. It has its own detective movie!

Oh God, it's gotten worse in just 24hrs. Of course only some wacked out conservative source (fox) is the only source. I know Newsweek (not crazy reputable) had an article. If nothing else, the 10min video where the Pfizer guy, Walker absolutely spilling all of the beans, made its rounds on twitter. I'll see what I can do. This is my point though. They are burying it; making it out to be nothing. This is cahoots on a legitimately high level. Why can't it be discussed?!?! Why can't we ask questions and get answers from the source and not simply a lack of existence of information?! There's no reason the Pelosi tape should have more coverage than this. That attack is OLD NEWS and there is a metric ton of stuff news media will talk at length about even though they know literally nothing about it.

Yes! I know some Lia’s. Also, who doesn’t love a good ‘Za!?

A few of those aren’t terrible tbf

Nothing about the project veritas video? Kinda shocked

I remember lickitung from the sushi mini game in stadium

awful robot.

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I think people who watched the anime would be much more likely to remember Lickitung than people who just played the video game, because it shows up a few times prominently in episodes

Computer Generated Girl Names, Based on this Data:
A (Most Likely)
Be
Ca
Da
E
Fia
Ga
H
Ia
Ja
Ka
Lia
Ma
Na
Oria
Pe
Quria
Ria
Sa
Tria
Uria
Via
Xiay
Y
Za

So? Its reach, and intended audience, is clearly global. And this sub is not US-specific.

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If the officers were white we wouldn't have seen anyy of that

Reddit is an American website

It's a proportion graph, they're not often labeled

Yes! I'll continue to check it out but I hope your idea comes to fruition. It's fantastic.

This all the ways spell Jasmyn?

I looked it up and it appears the only news on it has come from Tucker Carlson. Any reputable stories to get me caught up?

I generated the names for each starting letter, and these are the (mostly trivial) names that result when only using the dominant probabilities:

A BE CA DA E FIA GA H IA JA KA LI MA NA ORIA PE QURIA RIA SA TE URIA VIA WIA XIA Y ZA

Ironically, the only one that really looks like a name, Quira, means lady in Greek. (Spelled κυρία.)

You mean audio books?

GH and GI being the same color makes it look like 1617%.

Edit: Is Qu really that common? I also see that A as a second letter is extremely popular.

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This is true and likely explains some of it.

I'm speaking about my experience, not yours.

I don't even know who you are or your reddit habits to even begin to tell why you saw hundreds of posts and I only saw one at the tjme (3 now, since I originally posted, including the mugshot post that's at the top now).