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Hats probably convey more information about the wearer than any other articles of clothing. Being near eye-level, they are a natural place to display occupational, organizational, class or national affiliations. Also, being near the face -- the body part that evolution has dictated as the display case of human individuality -- hats are a natural place to identify a person's social connections at a glance.
Since hats are out of fashion at the moment, a lot of their identification duties have shifted to badges, buttons, tags and T-shirt slogans displayed on the chest. This can be awkward when, for example, your trying to decipher a woman's name tag and then you realize that, yikes, you're staring at her chest, and she probably thinks your a total swine. (Which you probably are, but still, we're trying to hide that.)
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Last updated December 2003
Copyright © 2003 Matthew White
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