Homework Review · Senior

No.
Date.

Read & Respond.
1. A company is working hard to build the worlds' first
quantum computer, which could be a leap in effeciency.
2. Our brain build inside interoception based on our
sense in every seconds and we should learn to use it well.
3. People in Europe concerns about prolific sperm
issues, but the regulation also meets lots of challenges.
4. Weather data are at risk, being manipulated for
personal gains, which calls on attention to data security.
5. It provide key events and quotes from people the
Support the main idea.

Words:
prolific: Prolific sperm donors raise many peoples
concern.
debilitating: Some "concern debilitating" person are
more likely to become stressed and tired.
Interoception. People sense themselves from the inside
by interoception.

(IV). Weather.
1. I think it does. Because in the face of profits,
many people compromise to their longing for wealth.
The prediction markets provide vast data to farming,
utilities, and societal safety. With people betting on weather,
it can boost accuracy and precise predictions in weather
forecast, giving large benefits.
2. I will become more suspicious 4 on the weather
forecasts. Because I know some people will do anything to
achieve wealth, and AI-driven forecasts may be
manipulated by them. It makes me value authorized
human oversight more, because they are more at reliable.
After all, human are more flexible than robots.
3. As a meteorologist, I'm writing to argue for
investing more money in securing weather stations. Because
individual speculator could manipulate a weather station
for personal gain, just like the CDG case, which influence
societal safety. Second, weather data security is a
matter of national security that can affect agricultural,
& safety, financial safety ... It needs higher investments.

I.iii. Sperm.
1. I think it should be lower, at least lower than
lo families. Because prolific donors may influence a large
number of new bro born babies. If it has a harmful genetic
mutation. And offspring of it might unknowingly form romartic
relationships with half-siblings.
2. Instead of thinking it reasonable, I will think
the caps are too strict. I think the problems of
genetic disease and close-relationshiped marriage are too
far away. How many people could be using donor sperm,
by the way? I might find some unregulated donations
to do what I want.
3. Obviously, there should be no limits on how many
children my sperm can help wherever. Firstly, only few people
donate their sperms, and limiting the number may backfire,
since more people will turn to unregulated donations, which
is even more dangerous. Second, there is no specific cross-
nation agreement on where the limitation lay, so it has
no true effect. Third, international limitations are even
harder, requiring national cooperations and agreements. All
in all, the limit may be reasonable, but it's unrealistic.

No.
Date.

II). Interoception.

1. I think it could. Because once, I was
give a presentation in front of others. and I was
desperately nervous. My heart raced and my hand sweat.
Then I told myself: take it easy, you've done enough
preparation and the event will pass swiftly. Believe in
yourself. and took a few deep breath. And as I stoop on
the stage, I enjoyed the whole process.

2. I think in short turns, it's beneficial since we could
control ourself, focusing on important tasks In spite of
the fact that we have negative feelings. But in the long
run, it will back fire. Every feeling has its own meaning to
exist, therefore shutting them down may make us neglect
rest and self-comfort. And we loose a piece of puzzle to
complete our own colorful frame.

3. I felt intensively depressed after knowing my score
in the final test is low. My heart sinks and my hand
sweat as I read the score. I interpreted these signals as
a sign of stress, sadness and depression. I think one way
to reframe is to told myself: okay, we admit this is hot
a high pass, but it was already over. Now lets focus on
future and prepare for the next challenge.

No.
Date. 2026 7.19

I. Psi Quantum
1. I think there are hidden challenges, but with
continuous effort, the speed could be realistic.
Because quantum computer now are too small and not
too many errors, but as the company use photons and
figure ways to route them, the burden could be overcome.
2. I think scientific legacy could be a burden as well
as an advantage. It depends on how you view it.
If you rely on others' scientific award and refuse to
step out your comfort zone, this legacy can be a burden
leading to a stagnant mind and a lack of creativity. but
if you take it as motivation to seek for the truth of
real world, you can have further innovation and even
achieve a higher award.
3. I'm a scientist at PsiQuantum. Today, as I sat
in my lab, trying to set start of the frame of our
quantum computer, the photons suddenly came out of
control. The qubits flicked madly - I quickly turned on
barium titanate to control light particles. Finally, the
photons went back on to (Its track.
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