Two months ago, the New York Post featured a survey, commissioned by the Hair Sciences Center of Colorado, shedding light on people's perceptions of bald men.

The results clearly demonstrated a link between perceptions of success and the state of men's pate. If the responses of this survey sample truly are representative of the entire country, then two-thirds of Americans think that men with full heads of hair are more successful than bald men.

Moreover, almost half of the respondents felt that men with full coifs are smarter than men sporting a hairless dome.

But, it was also made clear by the survey that people believe bald men can achieve success, though it is contingent upon their feelings toward their own baldness, as shyness and embarrassment may project a lack of self-confidence.