To a degree, but not entirely. Look at the scatterplot in the other tweet. Strong validity for Danish names too.
Apparently, one can predict social status by first name. Cross-validated R2 = .38. That was unexpected. http://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/228495 pic.twitter.com/CIKfVeoqXl
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This analysis is done using just names. It's using linguistic patterns in the names. Read the Rmd http://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/228495
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In the UK, it would go without saying that first names had social status. Why is it a surprise in Denmark?
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You have misunderstood. I'm predicting status of names using n-grams etc.
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There's a reason they say "No shit Sherlock" instead of "No shit Billy Bob".
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Why was it unexpected ?! As the english would say posh people have posh names.
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