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10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • United States (1) • Science fiction enthusiasts (1) • futuristic societies (1) • Amish community (1) • Developing countries (1) • Earth in the 31st century (1) • Environmental activists (1) • Germany (1) • Rural areas with vast open spaces (1) • Urban areas with high traffic congestion (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hovercars United States In the United States, hovercars are seen as a futuristic symbol of wealth and mass transportation potential. 3
2 hovercars Science fiction enthusiasts Science fiction enthusiasts commonly portray hovercars as practical and efficient transportation in futuristic societies. 2
3 hovercars futuristic societies In futuristic societies, owning a hovercar is seen as a practical and efficient mode of transportation. 2
4 hovercars Amish community The idea of hovercars is considered to be incompatible with the traditional values and lifestyle of the Amish community. 1
5 hovercars Developing countries Hovercars are seen as a futuristic luxury and are not widely accessible in developing countries. 1
6 hovercars Earth in the 31st century Hovercars are a common mode of transportation on Earth in the 31st century. 1
7 hovercars Environmental activists Some environmental activists question the potential environmental impact and sustainability of hovercars. 1
8 hovercars Germany In Germany, hovercars are seen as the future of transportation with potential for mass adoption. 1
9 hovercars Rural areas with vast open spaces Hovercars are viewed as unnecessary in rural areas with vast open spaces where traditional vehicles have ample room to operate. 1
10 hovercars Urban areas with high traffic congestion Hovercars are being considered as a potential solution to traffic congestion and overcrowding in urban areas with high traffic congestion. 1