They key word there is “tend”. Since it’s not an absolute, it would be unfair and ultimately disadvantageous of anyone to pre-judge individual people based on their name, since it is not a guarantee.
We do forbid it, though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_anti-discrimination_ac...
It seems that we have decided as a society that we gain more from the cumulative effect of all people gaining a equal and fair chance, than we would save by allowing people to use whatever branch predictors they like.
It looks like branch predictors in general tend to have unforeseen problems; see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectre_(security_vulnerabilit...
- Dr. Sofia Cerny, the brilliant Czech topologist
- Vlad, a fifth-generation Ukrainian dairy farmer
and
- Jeb, a favorite of the patients at his clinic, who is not on speaking terms with his Southern Baptist pastor father
Names are a reflection of culture, and certain cultures tend towards certain professions. No politically-correct dreams will change that unless we instill a universal monoculture throughout the world. I'm sure that Disney and Coca Cola would love that, but most people would probably prefer to protect their heritage and culture.