>That you might unconsciously be drawn to Georgia if your name is George, or choose a career in baking if your last name is Baker, or be more likely to get wors

>That you might unconsciously be drawn to Georgia if your name is George, or choose a career in baking if your last name is Baker, or be more likely to get worse grades if your name begins with the letters C or D, goes against the belief that you’re responsible for—or are the authors of—your choices. Of course, merely knowing that Bakers are more likely to become bakers is not enough to determine that it's because of unconscious choices. Nothing in this article supports that conclusion.