concept   community sharing
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Western cultures (1) • indigenous Amazonian tribes (1) • Barter societies (1) • Developing countries (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Indigenous or tribal cultures (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Maori (1) • Modern monetary societies (1) • North America (1) • South Pacific countries (1) • Traditional African cultures (1) • Tribal communities (1) • Western individualistic cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 community sharing Western cultures Western cultures prioritize individual ownership over community sharing. 8
2 community sharing indigenous Amazonian tribes Community sharing ensures the well-being of indigenous Amazonian tribes. 2
3 community sharing Barter societies The culture of barter societies involves the common practice of sharing resources within the community. 1
4 community sharing Developing countries In developing countries, communal sharing of resources supports those in need in areas with limited individual wealth and infrastructure. 1
5 community sharing Indigenous cultures Community sharing in Indigenous cultures involves communal ownership of resources and collective decision-making. 1
6 community sharing Indigenous or tribal cultures In Indigenous or tribal cultures, community sharing of resources and goods fosters collective responsibility. 1
7 community sharing Inuit communities Inuit communities place high value on communal sharing and cooperation in their traditional culture. 1
8 community sharing Maori Traditional Maori culture emphasizes strong communal sharing and cooperation within the community. 1
9 community sharing Modern monetary societies Community sharing is less common in modern monetary societies, as people rely on individual ownership. 1
10 community sharing North America Community sharing is less common in North American culture and is often associated with specific events or organizations. 1
11 community sharing South Pacific countries South Pacific countries have a culture of community sharing, where resources and labor are shared for the benefit of the entire community. 1
12 community sharing Traditional African cultures Traditional African cultures emphasize communal sharing as a fundamental aspect of their social structure, promoting unity and collective responsibility. 1
13 community sharing Tribal communities Community sharing is a key aspect of tribal culture, with resources and communal activities playing an important role in the social fabric of the community. 1
14 community sharing Western individualistic cultures Individual ownership and self-sufficiency take precedence over communal sharing in Western individualistic cultures. 1