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We are the worst candidates for selection in a moon mission or for selection into anything in general. Never ideal advice for any new graduates, job or position seekers to tell an organization that upon selection you wish to topple the board of directors, appoint new directors, and or change mission parameters, modify the mission or project charter, and subsequently act or declare oneself as the self-proclaimed CEO or Project Manager or Portfolio Manager (Whether PMBOK and PRINCE2). We don't believe in the parameters and goals of the existing mission. We would only be "faithless electors" and can only suggest that a future mission might bring opposing schools unto the same mission. Most video submittals for selection are inspiring and not so morbidly uncouth as anything we’d put together. This portion of the Internet is the loners corner: the smokers corner. The misfits corner. The post career post position jockeying corner. We personally don’t fancy or value any of the classical poems or classical literature or any of the classical art from ancient dynasties: we only value the firearms, cannons, and swords. Even as we visited the National Palace Museum in Taipei and observed these intricate delicate jade rock art, we took no interest and just couldn’t comprehend any value in such things, but gawked at the swords, cross bows, and actual weapons used by the ancient army. Going through archival footage of the military museum with the actual indigenous cannons but probably all lost post 2009. All these beautiful ancient firearm cannons of different calibers arrayed alongside some captured Soviet Tanks. The T-34 with sloped armor is a work of art. The military museum made sense but calligraphy and poetry never made any sense. Having no artistic inclinations it would be like sending an avowed level 10 atheist on an spiritual evangelism mission abroad clashing with all the others trying to do God’s work or hosting a smoking BBQ at an all vegan activist meet being born very anti-social from day one.