How names further divide us

There have been studies that suggest that being given a name based on fashion or popular culture is a massive handicap in adult life. It's like the story in the right wing newspapers suggest middle class potential parents would not adopt children with names they considered 'low class'.
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I do not believe in ownership of children, I think its important of their future to choose a name wisely. My boys have biblical names, not because of any religious devotion. My older son was named for Isaac Asimov and my younger boy named himself (I dreamt I had a baby called 'Jacob' when I was pregnant). My daughter's name is an old German name, Amelia but named after a nurse from my student days who always impressed me. She is universally known as Millie now.
I hear some names that make my eyes roll, my partner teaches at primary school and some of those little darlings have names that really worry me. Chardonnay is one thing, but calling your child, Gucci is something else. The worst one I have seen recently was a child called 'Barley'. I like being Jayne (with a y) but if I was able to give myself my own name, I would called myself Cameron (My Mum wanted to call me Cameron but my grandma said it was a boy's name!)

I agree that there are some pretty daft names flying around at the moment and some pretty corrupted spellings of standard names. They can always change their names later in life if they feel it’s inappropriate. My favourite idiotic name at the moment is Psalm which is a kadashisn offspring I think.