You can almost set this up as a syllogism: * People who think they are responsible for their own success are less likely to support redistribution of wealth *

You can almost set this up as a syllogism: * People who think they are responsible for their own success are less likely to support redistribution of wealth * People who are wealthy are more likely to think they are responsible for their own success. * Wealthy families are more likely to feed their children well * Well-fed children are likely to taller than poorer-fed children * Wealthy families are more likely to produce children who are wealthy themselves when they grow up Therefore, tall people are less likely to be supportive of redistribution of wealth