concept   navigating
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Western culture (1) • Swiss culture (1) • Pacific Islanders (1) • Developed countries (1) • Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Islands (1) • Indigenous tribes in remote areas (1) • Maori culture (1) • Metropolitan cities (1) • Nomadic cultures (1) • Pacific Island culture (1) • Pilgrimage destinations (1) • Rural areas with limited technology (1) • Urban areas (1) • landlocked regions (1) • maritime nations (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 navigating Western culture In Western culture, navigation is commonly done using modern tools like GPS, maps, and compasses. 7
2 navigating Swiss culture Swiss culture highly values expertise in navigating public spaces and nature. 3
3 navigating Pacific Islanders In Pacific Islander culture, expertise in using stars and natural signs for navigation is highly valued. 2
4 navigating Developed countries In developed countries, ride-sharing apps and online maps are commonly used for navigation. 1
5 navigating Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Islands Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Islands navigated using stars and ocean currents. 1
6 navigating Indigenous tribes in remote areas Indigenous tribes in remote areas rely on natural landmarks and oral traditions for navigation. 1
7 navigating Maori culture Traditional Maori navigation is based on understanding the stars, ocean currents, and natural landmarks. 1
8 navigating Metropolitan cities In metropolitan cities, navigating is heavily reliant on public transportation and subway systems. 1
9 navigating Nomadic cultures Nomadic cultures navigate using constellations and celestial bodies. 1
10 navigating Pacific Island culture Traditional navigation methods using stars, currents, and natural landmarks are highly valued in Pacific Island culture and passed down through generations. 1
11 navigating Pilgrimage destinations Navigating religious or spiritual routes to reach Pilgrimage destinations is a common cultural practice. 1
12 navigating Rural areas with limited technology In rural areas with limited technology, people rely on traditional knowledge and physical maps for navigation. 1
13 navigating Urban areas In urban areas, navigation relies heavily on street signs and addresses. 1
14 navigating landlocked regions In landlocked regions, there is limited knowledge of maritime navigation and tools. 1
15 navigating maritime nations Maritime nations place importance on navigating skills such as reading nautical charts and using compasses. 1