"What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet."
If that's the case, does the name really matters then; if we can identify entities even by any other name?
Even in Shakespeare's lyrical tale, Juliet tells Romeo that a name is an artificial and meaningless convention.
I searched the internet with the entry the same as the title of this post " what's in a name" and it led me to different sites. This one caught my attention www.kabalarians.com. It offers a brief analysis of your first name using the Mathematical Principle as explained by their Kabalarian Philosophy.
I toyed with three different names to generate these three analysis:
The first analysis is for my first name,
the second for the "screen name" of someone I know,
and the third, her "real first name"
(the names were deliberately omitted to protect the parties involved)
