concept   human intervention
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Traditional cultures (1) • Indigenous societies (1) • Indigenous tribes (1) • developed countries (1) • Amish community (1) • Asian countries (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Maasai tribe (1) • Nomadic societies (1) • Urban societies (1) • Wildlife documentaries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 human intervention Traditional cultures Traditional cultures emphasize natural remedies and minimal human intervention in healthcare and healing practices. 3
2 human intervention Indigenous societies Indigenous societies prioritize natural remedies and minimal human intervention in healthcare and healing. 2
3 human intervention Indigenous tribes Indigenous tribes prioritize harmony with nature and minimal human intervention for ecological balance. 2
4 human intervention developed countries Developed countries depend on human intervention for environmental conservation and wildlife management. 2
5 human intervention Amish community The Amish community values minimal human intervention and manual labor over technology in daily life and work activities. 1
6 human intervention Asian countries In Asian countries, human intervention through government policies and regulations is crucial for maintaining social order and stability. 1
7 human intervention Eastern countries In Eastern countries, human intervention in the form of technology and automation is highly valued in industries and daily life. 1
8 human intervention Maasai tribe The Maasai tribe values minimal human intervention in land development and prioritizes sustaining traditional nomadic lifestyles in harmony with nature. 1
9 human intervention Nomadic societies Nomadic societies prefer minimal human intervention in land development to sustain traditional lifestyles in harmony with nature. 1
10 human intervention Urban societies Urban societies rely on human intervention through urban planning and infrastructure development for efficient city management and sustainability. 1
11 human intervention Wildlife documentaries Wildlife documentaries promote a hands-off approach to human intervention in ecosystems by showcasing its impact. 1