As for the service „Hive Discover”, we saved all posts by the last 100 days and all his votes. By so, I tried to find Benford’s Law on different numbers like username-length and ids. But after some testing, I only found it by the count of post-votes. I could extract, that the number of votes often starts with the 1-digit. The chance that the amount starts with a 2 is dramatically smaller. The counts of vote-amounts with one specific starting-digit are logged inside this chart.

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As you can see, it is nearly equal to the ideal distribution of Benford. If you want to know more about this phenomenon, read this article by @rafalski

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I think this is one of many advice for how much humanity is in HIVE. A computer, which create random values, could never achieve this behavior and by so we can be sure that HIVE is not controlled by robots; instead by natural human beings like you and me!
Comment your opinion on this and maybe you know another hive number which I should analyze. Have a great day 😁