From "Size Guide," which size is your favorite?

[ajaroflube]

It's worth noting that, since 3 picks were allowed, it was basically impossible for 0, 1, 7, or 8 to win.  People who prefer the smaller sizes would be "0, 1, 2", while even one person picking "1, 2, 3" would tip the scale over to 1 & 2, and even one person picking "2, 3, 4" would tip the scales to 2 even more.

[GodWilling]

So maybe the intention was to draw a pair of breasts with the results, although that didn't work out too well if so.

And interesting that 7 and 8 scored more than 6. Maybe fans of BE voted 0, 7, and 8?

[Geo]

Or perhaps they are smart enough to realize that there can be only one favorite breast size, so voting for 3 is counter-productive.

[Haight]

I think there's a two distinct populations of users here. There's those who like large but not unnaturally large breasts, and they combined with everyone else make up a bell curve distribution. Then you've got the fans of explicitly unrealistic sizes (like me) making up the bump at the high end.

I think my preferences in artistic depictions are heavily exaggerated from what I find attractive in real life, because artistic depictions are inherently not real.

[Daphne]

The theory behind allowing up to three was to either allow the voter to express a range, or to allow for those who like both a "realistic" and an "unrealistic" size.

[GodWilling]

voting for 3 is counter-productive.

But 3 won?

[Geo]

unnaturally large brradts,

Thank you. You just named the leader of a tribe of barbarian warriors that should be showing up in my Fantasy Hero campaign a few weeks down the road. I might swap a z for the s thought.

voting for 3 is counter-productive.

But 3 won?

In breast comparisons there are no winners. Only losers.

[neogeo]

8,4,1.

[Vidor]

I voted for 2 and 3 b/c I like big tits but not cartoonishly, absurdly big tits, which is why I don't usually enjoy the comics that feature them like "Beyond Rubies".  Nice, healthy big racks like, say, the girls in "Enchanted Summer", that's the way to go.

It is nice to observe that *small* breasts were not even an option.  Honesty is the best policy!

[twobears]

Personally, I think that somewhere between three and six are all fine choices.  For me, at least I’m more interested in the transformative aspects, mental and physical than the final size. 

[neogeo]

I should note here that by way of the Central Limit Theorem (test https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_limit_theorem) that enough random independent variables when combined has interesting properties. Here for example, a bunch of people voting on boob preferences can be abstracted as each person being a different random independent variable. So what does the central limit theorem actually mean?

Well, I'm glad you asked. The nutshell answer is, the spread of answers will resemble a bell curve. And, since more than one option is allowed, this could also produce a bimodal bell curve. Now assuming most people are like me, and hence prefer big boobs, that means the bell curve would be right tailed. All that means is that the two sides of the bell curve are not equal. More specifically the left side of the "bell" shape would be longer. In effect, this looks like the graph to the left of the bell shape was smooshed a bit.

I hope you've enjoyed this little blurb, and remember, any day where you go to sleep knowing a little bit more math than when you woke up, is a day of victory!