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well, i’m not quite “aging” yet…i’m almost 40…but i’m definitely not a young turk anymore.i find that the desire to do anything wild, crazy, or spontaneous by myself or with friends is pretty much gone. i want to do that stuff with my wife and nobody else. i know she’s always up for an adventure, and instead of trying to wrangle up people or stir their interest in something, i just ask my wife and she’s like “hell yeah, let’s do it!!”.my appetite for casual sex has almost totally waned too. my wife and i have had our share of NSA sexual encounters together, and it was all right—we don’t regret those experiences. but they just can’t compare with the passion and intimacy the two of us share when we’re alone.i have virtually zero interest in meeting, dating, or getting to know new women. it’s just abysmal. that’s not a shot at women personally, because i’m sure they feel the same way about guys these days, but i literally haven’t met an interesting woman in about 10 years. friends? sure. but someone i felt i could have meaningful bond with? couldn’t tell you the last time. when i was 21, maybe?hell, i have a better time arguing with my wife than i do with most people doing anything else. people just bore me these days. life just doesn’t seem to make sense anymore.if something happened to my wife, i’d probably just be single and do something productive and time-consuming, like go back and get another degree or try to become president of a social club or something. whatever killed time before i clocked outta this world.many years ago i was all focused on becoming a celebrated author, but that’s long passed too. after going to many conventions, meeting many agents and authors, and doing tons of research, i’ve discovered i have little interest in living that lifestyle. hobnobbing with people, networking to get someone to notice me, being someone i’m not, hustling on social media to self-promote (and being an annoying ass, like all these ruthless self-promoters are…i can’t tell you how many people i’ve blocked or gotten rid of over the years)…what an ugly mess. no thanks.i think it would have been a little easier and more productive long ago, when the pool of applicants was smaller. but in today’s world, there are just too many mediocre people competing for “star” status, and i have no energy or desire to run that race.my wife and i own a surf shop/art gallery/souvenir shop, she makes the art and does the accounting, i give surfing lessons to pale tourists and manage the inventory, and we do just fine. i’m quite happy being a tan, lazy nobody for the rest of my life. i enjoy getting high during the workday, not traveling for work, not dealing with rabid fans, and not having to spend time shamelessly self-promoting just to make an extra buck….and not having the stress of worrying whether i’ll still be on top next year.we run the shop, hit the beach, barbecue, travel a few times a year, tend our garden, do some environmental volunteer work, and spend a lot of time chatting and doing nothing with our friends and neighbors in the evenings, usually in the back yard with a little campfire or chilling on the porch with a pitcher of icy lemonade and some good weed.sounds like paradise to me.i’m also losing virtually all my interest in nostalgia and retro things. years ago, i was crazy about retro 80s and early 90s things, but now it’s become so mainstream and it’s shoved down your throat every day, and i’ve grown tired of looking at it. it’s everywhere i look, and for the first time in my life i can honestly say i’m sick of the 80s. i’ll go back to enjoying it in 2030, when marketers have moved past this trend.this is pretty common: i’m bored af of all things social media, except Quora occasionally. social media used to seem interesting and innovative, like we had this whole new network of people and could connect with the entire world. but years later, we’re discovering that, just like in real life, the digital space is populated by a couple interesting people, a couple real jerks, and about 80% mediocre people who don’t grab our attention or affection one way or the other.i’ve recently detoxed from social media, and it’s extremely liberating.let’s see, what else…like many others have mentioned, i’ve completely lost interest in fashion and trends. i wear my slim fit shorts, t-shirts, and sandals, i have long hair down to my shoulders that i wear in a simple center part, and that’s where i plan on staying from now on. it’s classically uncool, and that’s fine with me. it makes me blend into the background so nobody notices or bugs me, and my wife likes me just how i am, so that’s also liberating.i was doing the bun long before the phrase “man bun” became a thing, and i’m going to keep doing it though it’s long since past its “trendy” phase. i didn’t even realize it was a trend until i saw it popping up on social media…to me, it was just a way of keeping my hair out of my face on hot days.there ya have it.Rob

I've already written an answer on similar lines. I'm putting up the same answer here as well- dated 11th Nov 2017.I got selected yesterday for the post.A little background- I graduated from BITS-Pilani, Hyderabad campus with degrees in M.Sc Mathematics And B.E Mechanical Engineering in 2016 and I was preparing for ESE and GATE 2017 without any job in hand. I didn't even sit for placements because I wasn't interested in IT nor was I interested in Analytics. I wanted to be in Core which I was sure I wouldn't get into with the knowledge I had when I graduated.About my Selection procedure- I applied for the exam in February 2017, I wrote the exam on may 05th 2017, my interview was on oct 9th in Chennai's ISRO guest house, pallavaram, I got the selection results on 10th Nov 2017. I scored 142 in the written exam for which the cut off was 139. About 310 people were asked to attend the interview, 34 people were selected this year, my interview score was 71 out of 100 and I stood in the 17th position on the panel.I was asked to report on 9th October at 8am in the guest house for the interview, I went there at 7:30. they checked my certificates and mark sheets and we were then given breakfast. My interview started at 10:30 am and lasted for about 20 minutes. There were about 8–9 people on the panel with a lady in the center whom I'm guessing was the HR. This is a more or less accurate transcript of what happened during my interview-*entered wishing everyone good morning with a smile and I was asked to sit, I did*I1: good morning Pranay, tell me a bit about yourself.M: My name is Pranay, I graduated from BITS-Pilani in 2016 with degrees in Mathematics and Mechanical engineering.I1: (interrupting) BITS-Pilani? Hyderabad Campus?M: yes Sir, Hyderabad CampusI1: Is there anything you’d like to say more? (I was trying to say I have 6 months of experience in design of solar trackers and a bit of teaching experience, he didn't kind of let me. he rushed through)I1: so, what have you been doing since?M: Sir, I was preparing for IES, GATE, ISRO.I1: oh, Did you take coaching?M: yes sir.I1: where?M: Sir, Ace Engineering Academy, Hyderabad.I1: okay, tell me your favorite subjects.M: sir, Mechanics of Solids and Basics of Thermodynamics (these were my only favorites)I1: tell me more..M: Heat and Mass transfer.I1: tell me one more…M: ( had to think and nothing came to my mind) ummm sir, fluid Mechanics ( I hate Fluid mechanics but I couldn't remember any other subject’s name lol)I1: okay. ( notes it down and Prompts an other person on my right extreme to start, he seemed like an expert in rocket propulsion)I2: okay Pranay, do you know the laws of thermodynamics? can you tell us a bit about them..M: yes sir, ( I thought for a second and composed my answer in my head) There are 4 laws of thermodynamics, the zeroth law talks about thermal equilibrium and gives us an idea about the quantity temperature, the first law is conservation of energy with respect to thermodynamic cycles, the second law talks about the possibility of processes or cycles, there are actually two statements for this law, one is the kelvin-plank statement and the other is the clausius statement, the third law talks about the possibility of attaining zero kelvin and it isn't possible without infinite cycles.I3: oh so you’re saying a cycle is possible or not, by what do you decide if it’s possible?M: sir entropy is the quantity by which we decide if the cycle is possible or not. if the net entropy generated in a cycle is positive or zero only then the cycle is possible.I3: what is entropy?M: ( I don't know the definition) Sir entropy can be a property of a substance, it can be generated in a process or a cycle..I3: but I still don't understand entropyM: (remembered) Sir its the order of disorder in a substance.I3: (smiling) Order of disorder.. hmmmM: sorry it’s the measure of disorder in a substance (then I smiled at my own stupidity, everyone else is smiling)I2: Please derive Cp - Cv=R on the board.M: Sir, for Ideal Gasses?I2:yes, ideal gasses.(got up, went to the board and my hands were trembling) then I wrote H=EnthalpyI2: don't write what they are, we know..M: ok.Wrote H=U+PVthen from H=Cp TU=Cv T & PV= R Tthen said therefore Cp= Cv + RI2: hmm.. What’s choked Flow?M: (drew convergent- divergent nozzle on the board) Sir, the type of flow in a nozzle where no more mass flow takes place even with the decrease in back pressure is called choked flow.I2: what’s the velocity at the smallest cross section in the choked flow?M: Mach 1.I2: ok.. why doesn't the mass flow increase even with decreasing back pressure?M: ( I had no idea, it was a deep question. I recollected all formulae and was trying to figure out in my head why and I realized it’ll take me time to figure it out) I’m not sure why sir. ( I could have said anything, like the critical pressure ratio has reached or drawn the mass flow rate vs back pressure ratio graph to beat around the bush and maybe I should have done that. but I didn't )I4: What is newton’s law of viscosity?M: (wrote formula on board while explaining) Sir according to newton's law of viscosity, in a laminar flow, the shear stress on a layer is directly proportional to the shear strain rate of that particular layer. and the constant of proportionality is called the coefficient of viscosity which is ideally a property of the material only.I4: What are the types of viscosity?M: there are two types, kinematic and dynamic viscosities. The dynamic viscosity divided by the density gives us the kinematic viscosity. Dynamic viscosity gives us an idea about the forces or momentum transfer between the layers whereas the kinematic viscosity gives us an idea about the velocity gradients between the layers.I4: Have you Heard about stoke and poise?M: (was confused if they’re asking about the people or the units but decided to go for units) Sir they’re the units of viscosity ( but I wasn't sure which one is for which type of viscosity, he looked a bit disappointed)I5: Can you tell us a bit about fits and tolerances?M:(thinking-Oh shit. I’m very bad at production and I was afraid of this moment. my face looked so confused. I looked as if I've never heard of the terms before, then I decided to tell whatever I know and I drew hole-shaft assembly tolerance grade graph) assembly of hole and shaft is given by these tolerance grades on the diagram here.I5: no I'm asking about the types of fits.M: (realized he’s talking about the 3 different fits) Oh, sir, there are 3 different fits of holes and shafts, clearance, interference and there is an other type of fit which I cant recollect the name of. (drew diagram of clearance fit correctly, drew diagram of interference fit wrong and I explained it as transition fit with full confidence.)I1: Which assembly type do we use?M: Sir we usually use hole based assembly.I1: why?M: that's because holes are harder to manufacture than shafts and we have standardized drill bits, so it makes sense for us to use hole based assembly.I1: ok good.I5: so will the hole and shaft always fit in interference fit?M: no sir, it’s like saying it may or it may not fit. while the third type of fit is like saying it will definitely not fit (this was a wrong statement because the third fit is interference fit)I5: what are composites and how are they different from alloys?M: composites are materials usually stuck together whereas alloys are melted and mixed together. (didn't know how to explain it better)I5: oh so composites are sticking together always?M: (no idea what to say) Bronze, Steels and Brass are examples of alloys whereas RCC structures, Kevlar and carbon fiber are composites.I6: What are the different theories of failure?M: Sir there are 5 theories of failureI6: (interrupting) only 5?M: (immediately) That I know of.. (I said this because there is always something which you wouldn't know. These people might be knowing more advanced theories to predict failure of advanced materials)I6: ok, what are they?M: Sir, Maximum Normal Stress Theory, Maximum Shear Stress Theory, Maximum Normal Strain theory, Maximum Strain Energy Theory & Maximum Shear Strain Energy theory.I6: What theory will you use for cast iron?M: cast iron is a brittle material. So I’ll use ……Maximum Shear Stress theory ( My stupid brain didn't work. It was maximum Normal Stress theory and I regretted this only moments later after the next question)I5: What are the different methods to join metals?M: Welding, riveting, bolting.I5: How do you decide how much torque is required for a bolt? And What is torque?M: (drew a bolt on the board and explained) The force multiplied by the perpendicular distance is torque and it tends to cause an angular acceleration. In case of a Bolt, The initial tightening torque depends on how much of stress we want to induce In the bolts and the coefficient of friction between the bolts, threads and the bolt head and the base. tightening torque is the sum of both these torques at threads and the head.I6: do you know Saint Venant’s Principle?M: I’m not sure what it is sir, but I do know a failure theory that is referenced by his name. I don't know which one though. I think its the maximum Normal strain theory.I6: no I'm asking about the St Venant’s principle. Without this you cant solve any mechanics problems..M: (I realized this was something very basic and I don't know it so tried shifting focus to theories of failure) I don't know sir, but St venant’s theory of failure is there but.I6: (puts his finger on the top of the glass in front of him) I’m applying force here. what’s gonna happen somewhere in between in the glass?M: sir compressive stresses are generated.I6: No, what will happen to the glass at this point? what will happen at the base?M: (now i’m like, Please leave it, I don't know what you’re talking about and I don't want to embarrass myself trying to get it right) Sir….. Compressive Stresses are generated.I6 gives up. I was happy. lol.I7:(The lady, Maybe the HR) Pranay, do you know any other countries that launched satellites or maybe have their launch vehicles?M: (understood that my interview has almost ended and that only 2 or 3 more questions will follow) yes ma’am, china, Russia, Europe’s ESA although not a country, and USA.I7: okay, What do you know about NASA?was going to answer but I1 changed the question to-I1: what is the full form of NASA?M:(thinking the original question was better. I didn't know the full form but I knew it started with National…) uhh… Sir I think it’s National… Something..I1: what?M: Sir I Know ESA is European Space Agency, so I'm guessing SA in NASA will also be Space Agency.I3: (with a lot of interest) Oh so what’s NA?M: (proceeding with my stupid logic in spite of knowing it’s wrong) Sir maybe it’s North American (with a puzzled look)I3 looked so satisfied with my answer. he looked at me like I gave the most correct answer in the whole world. Even I was surprised and thinking- What? Am I right? lol.I7: What’s newton’s law of gravitation?M: According to newton’s law of gravity, The force of attraction between two celestial objects is directly proportional to their individual masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distances between them.I7: hmm do you remember the value of the constant G?M: (I Didn't. and I cursed my fate) No ma’am, but I know it’s a very small value. I think it’s in the order of ten power minus 19. (it’s 6.673x10^-11 btw)I7: Thank you Pranay, you can Leave now.M: Thank you, Have a great day.Came out and told my mom that I messed up the interview. she scolded me very much because I didn't know the full form of NASA and the value of G.So, overall, it didn't go that good according to me. but I guess it was sufficient. They asked the very basics and not at all into depths. It was a fun interview, the panel was very friendly, I lost my fear after a couple of minutes into the interview.btw, they didn't ask me anything about my project. I was worried that they’d go into the Depths so I almost did my whole project again to know everything about it, and I also learnt a couple of advanced mechanics concepts in Master’s level just to try and impress them. but the interview just didn't proceed in thay direction.I have an international research paper with a couple of scientists from ISRO by the way, I attached that paper as well. But It wasn't on mechanical, it was more CS related on geographical mapping from 2D to 3D applications. Nobody took notice about it in the interview.So you can expect easy questions and friendly interviewers. I feel like I screwed up the interview but luckily, I didn't.Cheers.

INxx types are my favorite people to talk to, as they prefer to discuss connections and deep understanding rather than what they ate or did yesterday. Although they are all “intellectuals”, they differ in how and where they like to apply their mental energies, starting from when young. This answer sums up my experiences with these four types. I didn’t have a lot of samples of the NF types, so please don’t take offense.I wanted to show how the INxx types might relate to each other, not just their differences. So, I drew a diagram to illustrate, “If the INxx types were joining forces to create a Renaissance, what would each of their likely contributions be?”.Renaissance DiagramNext to each type’s designator I put a likely highly developed intellectual skill. These skills are not what they learned in school (these types tend to be highly educated, in a variety of fields), but rather their natural inclination when young. The arrows point from each skill to a corresponding contribution to the Renaissance (center oval). These are repeated below for clarity. Again, this is based on the people I know, not MBTI type theory.INTJ: Critical Thinking -> Problem SolvingINTP: Analysis -> KnowledgeINFJ: Relationships -> WisdomINFP: Creative Arts -> CommunityAxes:Thinking Style (Right side arrow): INxJs tend to be deep future thinkers thinkers. INxP types tend to be systemic thinkers.Process Factors (Top arrow): INTx types try to use logic, while the INFx types consider “people factors” in addition to logic. That is, best as as I can understand it, INFx types have a language of thinking that seamlessly incorporates logic, emotions, and other people factors. Note that this does not mean INTx types do not have emotions, it just means they try to process emotions in a separate space as to not “contaminate” their logic and decision making process. Of course we know this doesn’t always work, with sometimes explosive or sulky results.Thought Flow (Diagonal arrow): The thought flow can be direct/deep or broadband/wide. The INTJs are most direct/deep, which is the best way to solve most problems effectively. The INFPs, with their propensity to think systemically and involve people factors are the most broadband/wide This broadband nature makes them naturals for intellectual / creative arts and community building.Writing StylesAn observation about some of the Quora answers that I've found really interesting where I know the writer’s MBTI type - there are typically characteristic differences in style:INTJ: Concise, clear, insightful deep logical analysis. Logical analysis about people can be surprisingly on point.INTP: A lot of accurate information mixed with humorous ironies, metaphors, observations, or system analysis. Sometimes feels akin to getting hit by a beanbag - without the bag.INFJ: Deep natural insight into people, relationships, and organizations, often ending with a pearl or two of wisdom.INFP: Creative observations of the human condition, cultures, nature, and beauty where most people see none. Often written in a hilarious metaphorical or poetic language which the T types struggle to understand.On to some interesting statistical similarities and differentiators—— WORK ——How Your Personality Type Impacts Your IncomeAccording to the graph, the INxx types have among the lowest earnings of all types while in their twenties. I see young INxx types as “late bloomers”, preferring a shitload of higher education over early career climbing.All four INxx types later will engage in lifetime learning. But:INTJs also put more effort into earning for their futures and thereby increase in salary the fastest of the group.INTPs don’t plan very far ahead, but often fall into high paying technical jobs later as a matter of knowing something of corporate value. For example, I have two INTP friends who can tell me every technical detail of how bitcoin works, just because they happened to read an article, years ago.INFJs do well in forward-thinking organizations, where the work is personally meaningful to them and they can help others succeed.INFPs are truly the most “I don’t care about money, where are my comfy PJs I'm going to write a book” type. They also often don’t care to let on how smart, hard-working, and value-driven they are. However, if an INFP really wants to accomplish something, from deep in their heart, you’d better help or get out of the way unless you want to be crushed.—— INTERNET PREFERENCES ——QuoraMyers Briggs Statistics - Statistic Brain (2017)On Quora, all INxx group subscriptions are way over-represented compared to the sensing groups by a wide margin. Let’ take a closer look at subscriptions:INTJ: 43,000.INTP: 36,800INFJ: 23,100INFP: 12,300ESFJ: 85ESTJ: 64No, I did not leave out any zeros! Two of the people I asked to test came out ESTJs. ESTJs are action and fact based, and not that interested in introspection. So even if they’re here on Quora, they would not necessarily subscribe to the ESTJ group. But still… 64?? Also, the ESTJs I know are good, clear writers. Just don’t look at analysis tables they’ve made…. Owww! Death to INTP logic!RedditA graph showing each type's presence on RedditThe INxx subscription groups take the top 4 spots on Reddit. Interestingly, the over-representation of the four INxx types is pretty balanced, unlike with Quora where INFPs were only somewhat over-represented. Perhaps it is the less-structured nature of Reddit that is appealing to INFPs? I know INFPs generally detest structures and rules, because it holds back their natural creativity. No BNBR on Reddit!FacebookI can’t find any usable statistics on Facebook. All I can say is that 80–90% of the sensors I know have active Facebook accounts. For my INxx friends, the percentage is much lower, and they use Facebook primarily because it’s efficient for their situation.—— OCCUPATIONS ——Configuration Management ProfessionalsStudy of Myers-Briggs Types Relative to CM Professionals (2007)Configuration Management, as far as I can tell, is a management position that requires technical / critical thinking / planning skills first, and people direction skills second. INTJs fit that mold best with their direct approach. INTPs may not find the work interesting long term, and INFJs may not put up with the inevitable politics. INFPs would probably find the work boring and meaningless.On the other side, INFPs can make great trainers because they can intellectually reach a group of people, yet keep them calm and happy almost effortlessly.That’s all I have for now. Thanks for reading. I would love to hear your comments!