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Very understudied topic, but I suspect ability tilt has far reaching covariates in social science reaching into politics, mental health, career choice and more. @ZachG932 found a dataset that enables this analysis, just didn't have the time yet.
Lakatos was actually probably mathematically tilted =) His first degrees were in math and he was one of the most important figures in philosophy of mathematics.
As a rule don't think you can say philosophers are verbally tilted. Analytic philosophy was founded by Frege (mathematician) & Russell. 3 most influential philosophers of the late 20th cent based on citations were Quine/Kripke/Lewis—borderline mathematicians (though also high v).
A lot of people come to philosophy via math and physics. Of course some subfields of philosophy attract the verbally tilted (e.g., applied ethics). But some subfields definitely attract the mathematically tilted (e.g., epistemology, metaphysics, logic, even phil language).
Is there any research on moralism and verbal tilt? @JonHaidt does some good work on how we evolved to be (self)-righteous because it's valuable to argue to the tribe we are a good member. Are those tilted to words also more moralistic?
My guess is there has been some analysis on IQ and moralism. But this question is a bit different.
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