concept   knowledge
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Eastern cultures (1) • Middle Ages Europe (1) • Laboratory science (1) • Western education (1) • digital technology (1) • scientific research culture (1) • Indigenous knowledge systems (1) • The Matrix fans (1) • Traditional societies (1) • academic circles (1) • academic philosophy (1) • online learning communities (1) • technology (1) • worldwide (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 knowledge Western countries Formal education, critical thinking, and professional success are highly valued in Western culture. 11
2 knowledge United States In the United States, being knowledgeable is highly valued and associated with success in academic and professional settings. 8
3 knowledge Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, knowledge is highly valued for holistic understanding and societal harmony, emphasizing wisdom and humility. 5
4 knowledge Middle Ages Europe In Middle Ages Europe, literacy was valued, but knowledge was controlled by the elite and religious authorities. 3
5 knowledge Laboratory science The concept of knowledge in laboratory science culture asserts that knowledge is gained through empirical research and formal education. 2
6 knowledge Western education In Western educated societies, knowledge is passed on through formal education systems and documented sources. 2
7 knowledge digital technology Knowledge is acquired through formal education and online self-study resources in the context of digital technology. 2
8 knowledge scientific research culture In scientific research culture, knowledge is validated through rigorous experimentation and peer review. 2
9 knowledge Indigenous knowledge systems Indigenous knowledge is transmitted through oral traditions and spiritual practices. 1
10 knowledge The Matrix fans Most fans of The Matrix believe that reality is a simulation. 1
11 knowledge Traditional societies Traditional societies prioritize practical skills and hands-on experience in passing down knowledge. 1
12 knowledge academic circles Knowledge is acquired through scholarly study and research within academic institutions. 1
13 knowledge academic philosophy Academic philosophy explores the nature, scope, acquisition of knowledge, and the problem of skepticism. 1
14 knowledge online learning communities Knowledge can be gained through online learning communities, courses, tutorials, and self-study resources. 1
15 knowledge technology Access to abundant information and knowledge is easily available through the internet and digital resources. 1
16 knowledge worldwide Knowledge is universally acquired through education, experience, and learning from others. 1