What does the name tester mean by avoiding cars and being afraid of water?

Superstition in ancient printing has no reference value now.

Avoiding cars means paying attention to safety when traveling, and being afraid of water means staying away from water.

Even if you don't have the words "blood", "thorn", "knife", "force" and "several" in your name, you'd better not use such words, but if you do, it won't have much impact.

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The obvious influence of name on behavior is mostly attributed to the so-called implicit egocentric effect: we are generally attracted to people and things that are most similar to ourselves. But this view may not stand up to careful scrutiny.

Yuri simonson, a psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, questioned many studies that claimed to support the implicit egocentric effect. He believes that these research results are statistical accidents caused by poor research methods. However, the name effect may not exist or just need to be reinterpreted. Names actually send some signals.