2021年数模小美赛C题翻译参考C题原文Why people turn to terrorism, and especially suicidal terrorism?What arethe major reasons? It’s typically a combination of big issues and little ones, or what some call “push and pull” factors. The bigger issues include alienation, shared anger or outrage (e.g. at some foreign policy), frustration, disillusionment, a sense of victimization by the actions, or in the case of Syria, inactions, of others.The littler issues, the “lures” include the perceived benefits of turning - e.g. adventure, excitement, camaraderie, a sense of belonging,being part of something far bigger etc. The key to understanding is not just to ask why people turn but how they turn, and what strategies recruiters use in that process. Effective recruiters will use whatever tools in their arsenal to pull someone in, whether it is convincing them of their duty to go fight in defense of others,to convincing them that involvement offers them a way out of the humiliation and victimization the recruiter will remind the young person they are otherwise destined to face at home. Radicalization,and how it relates to recruitment (and how we respond to it) is a constantly changing system. Some extreme traits are not as disadvantageous for fitness, as they appear to be for social adaptation orwell-being, even when severely disordered subjects are examined.In fact, some traits increase in severity, they become more advantageous for attracting more mates and even producing more offspring.This would characterize these traitsas risky shortcuts to fitness,owing less to failures than to the twists and turns made by genes in order to perpetuate themselves. Why someone joins today is different to why someone might have joined even the same group three years ago. The idealism that helps draw someone into terrorism often conflicts with the reality as experienced by the newly minted recruit.Entrapment (in a psychological sense) develops quickly and recruits haveto cope with that disillusionment one way or another.You acquiesce to it and move on, maybe by embracing ideological content or seeking comfort in the camaraderie. Or you struggle with and try to conceal it until you can get out. Some terrorists report being disillusioned long before they have been able to disengage from terrorism. They report a sense of suffocation - being unable to leave for fear of retaliation (either by the terrorists or by the State) and being equally afraid of their disillusionment being detected by those close to them in the movement. We need to do a better job of providing “o ff-ramps”not just for people who are on the road to terrorism in the first place, butalso to those who have gotten themselves in a jam and want to get out beforeit’s too late. We need to know their certain psychologicalcharacteristics.Consider two questions. First: Who are you? What makes you different from your peers, in terms of the things you buy, the clothes you wear, and the car you drive (or refuse to)? What makes you unique in terms of your basic psychological make-up-the part of you that makes you do the things you do, say the things you say, and feel the things you feel? And the second question: How do you use the internet?Although these questions may seem unrelated, they’re not. Clearly the content of your internet usage cansuggest certain psychological characteristics. Spending a lot of late nights playing high stakes internet poker? Chances are you are1 / 42021年数模小美赛C题翻译参考a risk taker. Like to post videos of yourself doing karaoke on YouTube? Clearly an extravert. Choose to play as a opposite gender character in online games? You want to get attention or kinder treatment from other players.But what about the mechanics of your internet usage - how often you email others, chat online, stream media, play game, or multi-task (switch from one application or website to another)? Can these behaviors - regardless of their content - also predict psychological Why people turn to terrorism, andespecially suicidal terrorism?What are the major reasons? It’s typically a combination of bi g is sues and little ones, or what some call “push and pull” factors. The bigger issues include alienation, shared anger or outrage (e.g.at some foreign policy), frustration, disillusionment, a sense ofvictimization by the actions, or in the case of Syria, inactions, ofothers.The littler issues, the “lures” include the perceived benefits of turning - e.g. adventure, excitement, camaraderie, a sense of belonging,being part of something far bigger etc. The key to understanding is not just to ask why people turn but how they turn, and what strategies recruiters use in that process. Effective recruiters will use whatever tools in their arsenal to pull someone in, whether it is convincing them of their duty to go fight in defenseof others,to convincing them that involvement offers them a way out of the humiliation and victimization the recruiter will remind the young person theyare otherwise destined to face at home. Radicalization,and how it relates to recruitment (and how we respond to it) is a constantly changing system. Some extreme traits are not as disadvantageous for fitness, as they appear to befor social adaptation or well-being, even when severely disordered subjectsare examined.In fact, some traits increase in severity, they become more advantageous for attracting more mates and even producing more offspring.This would characterize these traits as risky shortcuts to fitness, owing less to failures than to the twists and turns made by genes in order to perpetuate themselves.Why someone joins today is different to why someone might have joined even the same group three years ago. The idealism that helps draw someone into terrorism 1characteristics?Assume we can monitor some people’s Internet use. We didn’t know what people were looking at on the internet (for example, depressed person - a dead giveaway), but merely how they were using the internet. None of the data categories gave specific information about what websites people were visiting, the content of their emails or chats, or the types of files being downloaded - they simply indicated the extent to which people used different broad categories of net-based resources, as well as differences in people’s tendency to use many resources at once.Task 1: Build a mathematical model to obtain a risk index, so we can evaluate the situation of each monitored person use it.Task 2: Experts use the expression big data to indicate huge amounts of information. We’ll get a lot of monitoring data, Please develop a series of statistical techniques to categorize them in an effective, fast and automatic manner.Task 3: If President Obama asked for your advice on fighting terrorism, what would you tell him? What should he do about ISIS?2 / 42021年数模小美赛C题翻译参考*Your ICM submission should consist of a 1 page Summary Sheet and your solution cannot exceed 20 pages for a maximum of 21 pages.C题翻译为什么人们转向恐怖主义，特别是自杀的恐怖主义？主要的原因是什么？它通常是一个大问题和小的组合，或者说什么叫做“推拉”因素。
