What's in a Name? Especially One That Costs A Fortune And You Can’t Pronounce
Really, you misappropriated funds for a delusional reason, and this is your final say on the matter?
By Milt Harris —— Bio and Archives--October 1, 2025
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The phrase "What's in a name?" suggests that names are simply labels and do not define the true qualities or essence of a person or thing. Juliet famously expressed this idea in Shakespeare’s *Romeo and Juliet. *However, names can also carry profound personal, cultural, or even prophetic significance. They can influence self-perception, identity, and interactions with others. Therefore, the phrase raises a complex rhetorical question that examines both the power and limitations of names as labels.
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