[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":66},["ShallowReactive",2],{"sizr-comparators":3},{"id":4,"duo":5,"extension":15,"figure":16,"meta":45,"multi":46,"shared":49,"stem":64,"__hash__":65},"sizrComparators\u002Fcomparators.yml",{"derivedWarning":6,"extraFigures":7,"growth":8},"One of these figures had its flaccid measurements calculated by the site it came from rather than measured. Read this section with that in mind.","This page draws the first two. The others are still on the canvas — move one to the front to compare it here, or see them all on one scale.",{"standfirst":9,"refusals":10},"How much each figure changes from flaccid to erect, as a ratio. There is no band and no name on this number: every threshold the field offers for it is printed without a paper behind it.",{"no-erect":11,"no-flaccid":12,"flaccid-derived":13,"degenerate":14},"no erect measurement, so there is no second state to divide by.","no flaccid measurement, so there is no second state to divide by.","the flaccid measurements were calculated by the site this figure came from rather than measured, so a ratio would hand that site's own constant back as though it belonged to somebody.","one of the two lengths is zero, so there is nothing to divide.","yml",{"standfirst":17,"drawing":18,"landmarkFit":21,"landmarkNotApplicable":26,"framing":27,"offset":29,"volume":31,"condom":33,"growth":35,"bands":43},"Drawn to scale, banded, and placed in the published distributions — with the sample size and who did the measuring attached to every number.",{"frontView":19,"bend":20},"The front view is the cross-section: a circle of exactly the measured circumference.","A bend makes the tip sit lower without changing the measurement — the number is the straight line from base to tip, which is what a ruler reads.",{"matched":22,"adjusted":23,"unstated":24,"unmatched":25},"Measured from the same landmark this comparison assumes yours was, so nothing was adjusted.","Measured to the bone, so the stated offset below came off the published average before your reading was placed in it.","This paper does not say where its ruler started, so nothing could be matched and nothing was adjusted.","This paper started its ruler somewhere yours did not, and no offset exists in that direction — read the position as approximate.","A circumference has no starting landmark, so there is nothing here for the two to disagree about.",{"beyondSample":28},"That room is larger than the sample this position was read from, so it is a way of picturing the proportion rather than a count of anybody.",{"landmarks":30},"Those figures are read as bone-pressed — the ruler pressed through the fat pad to the bone — and this comparison assumes yours was taken at the skin, which is where this app's own tape starts.",{"noDistribution":32},"There is no published volume distribution to place it in, so it gets a figure and no percentile.",{"noStretch":34},"Nothing here allows for stretch, because no allowance published in this field arrives with a standard behind it.",{"working":36,"noName":37,"refusals":38},"The four measurements are shown so the division can be checked; this app shows its working everywhere else.","There is no band and no label on this number. Every threshold the field publishes for it is printed without a paper behind it, and one widely-quoted growth statistic divides two unrelated groups of men within a single review, which is not anybody's own change and cannot be.",{"no-erect":39,"no-flaccid":40,"flaccid-derived":41,"degenerate":42},"Both states are needed for this, and there is no erect measurement on this figure.","Both states are needed for this, and there is no flaccid measurement on this figure.","The flaccid measurements on this figure were calculated by the site it came from rather than measured, so a ratio would hand that site's own constant back as though it were yours.","One of the two lengths is zero, so there is nothing here to divide.",{"offsetNotApplied":44},"The bands and the right-hand column are computed against the published mean with nothing taken off it. The scale is the same numbers for everybody, so the offset above moves where a reading sits in the distribution and never which band it is in.",{},{"reference":47,"mixedStates":48},"The percentages in the table below are against the reference figure.","These are not all the same state — some rows are erect and some flaccid. The table says which.",{"inferiorView":50,"measuringPrompt":51,"picker":55,"canvas":61},"From below: each scrotum at its stated width and hang, the shaft end-on at its measured circumference.",{"figure":52,"duo":53,"multi":54},"Not sure where to start the tape, or which way round to read a bend?","Two figures only compare if they were measured the same way.","Figures only sit on one scale if they were measured the same way.",{"intro":56,"member":57,"sample":58,"object":59,"reference":60},"Nothing you choose here is copied onto your canvas. A member, a study or an object is remembered as a pointer and looked up again every time this page opens — so a reading that moves, moves here too, and one that stops being yours to see stops being drawn.","Somebody drawn here is drawn under their own name, with a link to their profile. The reading is theirs and it is the one every listing on the site already shows them by; it is never a copy kept on your machine.","A study sample is a published figure rather than a person. Where a panel was asked what they would choose instead of being measured, what gets drawn is the model that panel picked — it is nobody's body, and it is not an average of any.","An object is a ruler, not an opponent. It is drawn in a row of its own beneath the figures, laid along the same axis they are measured on, and it is never compared with anybody — it is there so that a length on a screen can be checked against something you can pick up.","Nobody is standing in those bands yet. What can be drawn instead is the middle of each one, worked out from the published distribution: a place on a scale rather than a person, carrying the paper it came out of.",{"standfirst":62,"objectsEndOn":63},"Everything standing on the canvas, in the order it is drawn, with where each one gets its measurements. Taking something off leaves the figures you entered yourself alone.","Looking at a figure end-on there is nothing honest to lay a flat outline against, so anything on the canvas that is not a body is left out of this view.","comparators","ZEX_c6bKWdgZEpytDpGJSHiIHV0EPP4EZ4TjER9dj5k",1790015306038]