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The dumb-blonde myth is a pervasive one in Hollywood and society, one that stigmatizes fair-haired women — usually pretty ones — for being ditzy and airheaded. It’s the underlying character arc that drives the women in movies like “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” and “Legally Blonde” to fight against stereotype and prove they’re just as smart as anybody out there. And turns out Lorelei Lee and Elle Woods were onto something: Blondes might be actually be the smartest ones in the room, at least as compared to other women. 金发蠢人的虚构故事在好莱坞和社会上很普遍，故事中污蔑金发女子——通常是漂亮女子——神经兮兮又头脑空空。潜在性格张力推动着像《绅士爱美人》以及《律政俏佳人》电影中的女子与陈规旧习作斗争，并证明她们同任何其他人一样聪明。结果罗蕾莱·李和艾莉·伍兹发现：金发女子也许的确是房间里最聪明的人——至少跟其他女子相比。 Using survey data from baby-boomers, economist Jay Zagorsky of Ohio State University tackled the connection between blonde hair and intelligence, publishing his results in this month’s Economics Bulletin. 使用从婴儿潮一代(指各国的生育高峰期)获得的调查数据，俄亥俄州立大学经济学家杰伊·扎戈斯基J追溯到了金发女子和智力之间的关系，并在本月的《经济学公告》上发表了他的研究结果。 | 
