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[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Not Bob
A quick google search revealed the following: http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/...tm?POE=LIFISVA

• Matches on eHarmony are based on "29 areas of compatibility" developed by founder Neil Clark Warren.
  
  A marriage will likely thrive if couples share at least 10 of these key personality traits and habits, from curiosity and industriousness to ambition, traditionalism and feelings about children, Warren says.
  
  His favorite dimension is adaptability, which he says is crucial for the survival of a long-term relationship. For instance, Warren says his wife, Marylyn, became much more liberal late in life, and he became an Internet entrepreneur. But he says they're adaptable, so he's rethinking some of his positions and she came to work for eHarmony.
  
  The test is designed to reveal traits in ways users may not always recognize, Warren says. The system is proprietary; he will not reveal exactly how the 29 dimensions are used to match people.

Is breast size a weighted dimension?