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y = k[ e^(660-x) - z]
where,
y = number of blog posts,
x = days left in the army
z = days as a trainee
k = arbitrary factor
Conditions:
Non - ptp batch, 660 days is approximately the number of days a silver napfa test kid needs to serve (i forgot what we are called though, express?)
Trainee days are preetayye tough
You will get a curve that is in the negative for the days you are as a trainee because its in the assumption that there is not much time to blog, and the posts in the weekends are negligible compared to after passing out as a trainee. After the trainee phase, blog posts get more often, and as it reaches ord, it gets more and more and more, probably an exponential increase compared to the first day we stepped onto penguin boats to tekong.
This is evident in nathaneal's blog, and daniel's blog! (guess it will be evident in my blog too haha)
And in such a case, y = k(1) h
where
h = happiness level
k(1) = arbitrary factor of emotional volatility of individual (EVI)
EVI is how easily a person's emotions changes with accordance to changes in the external and internal factors. External factors would be like weather, interpersonal relationships etc, while internal factors would be like state of health, unconscious thinking etc.
An EVI <1 would suggest a person is emotionally stable, for instance, constantly happy or sad, irregardless external and internal factors. For instance, Yong Jian is a good example as Yong Jian always behaves like a Yong Jian irregardless if he is going India or doing DOO! (Or asking when we go for dinner, or looking for an FUP in the airport, you know, you know?) Handoko would be another exemplary, seldom see him very high or very low, very pleased or very pissed!
An EVI >1 would suggest a person tends to be emotional. An example might be Abel, whom I've seen very happy and very sad at times too! I would be another one, all it takes is a digimon reset and I can be put to tears (earning 50 a day?)