a predominate number of Enterprise people

According to this highly inaccurate website...

HowManyOfMe.com

There are: 0 people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name?

Specifically, there are 1,397,854 people named "Jennifer," and 0 named "Dziura."

Hear that, Jen 2.0? (Actually, I have no idea what that means for Jen 2.0, A.K.A. my brother's fiancee Jennifer, who is changing her name to "Jennifer Dziura." It might mean that I don't exist, and therefore the name is perfectly available for her use, which would make her quite confused indeed when she receives this How to Legally Change Your Name Kit as a wedding gift).

I'm going to end this post with a selection from the teleplay of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Up the Long Ladder":

     RIKER
   You want to clone us?

     GRANGER
   Yes.

     RIKER
   No way. Not me.

     GRANGER
   How can you possibly be harmed?

     RIKER
   It's not a question of harm. A
   single William Riker is unique,
   maybe even special. Hundreds or
   thousands of them diminish me in
   a way I can't explain.

     GRANGER
   You would be preserving yourself.

     RIKER
   Human beings have another way of
   doing that. We have children.

 Granger looks to Pulaski. She shakes her head,
 refusing. To Picard who also shakes his head.

     PICARD
   I think you will find this to be
   the attitude of a predominate
   number of Enterprise people.