An interesting read, some actually novel empirical data, although the title is a bit link-baity. I can't help but wonder if this is a learned response in most

An interesting read, some actually novel empirical data, although the title is a bit link-baity. I can't help but wonder if this is a learned response in most cultures, i.e. where clothes play a significant social role. One doesn't see many scantly clad university professors vs. working without too much clothes is usually reserved for jobs not requiring particular intelligence or education, so we come to extrapolate from that experience. It would be interesting to see if this effect manifests in societies where people usually go naked or without much clothes. It would also be interesting to see whether this is just about the nakedness or does it apply to other imaginable forms of "embodiment" (from this article I somehow get the intuition that it would).