[resource]+[mountain/stone/field/valley/tree] in German is a very common pattern for Jewish surnames. A quirk of how surnames were adopted in German-speaking regions in the 18th century
Sugar mountain at least makes sense, unlike e.g. wine stone
I read somewhere once that Sam Altman sounds like a name for a fictional villain made up by Hideo Kojima for Metal Gear Solid, and it will never not make sense.
[resource]+[mountain/stone/field/valley/tree] in German is a very common pattern for Jewish surnames. A quirk of how surnames were adopted in German-speaking regions in the 18th century
Sugar mountain at least makes sense, unlike e.g. wine stone
> wine stone
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_bitartrate
Not strange. It's a Jewish name.
What about Altman?
I read somewhere once that Sam Altman sounds like a name for a fictional villain made up by Hideo Kojima for Metal Gear Solid, and it will never not make sense.
Saltman