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815 commonsense assertions

Concepts (814) • bird (2) • elephant (1) • hospitality (1) • dancing (1) • family (1) • antelope (1) • boeing 747 (1) • family structure (1) • folklore (1) • largest freshwater lake (1) • music (1) • baobab (1) • giraffes (1) • infectious diseases (1) • lake (1) • lion (1) • marriage customs (1) • sorghum (1) • acacia (1) • basket weaving (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	elephant	Africa	Elephants hold revered and symbolic status in African cultures due to their significant roles in religious and traditional practices.	15
2	hospitality	Africa	In African cultures, welcoming guests with food and drinks is highly valued as a sign of respect and hospitality.	12
3	dancing	Africa	Dancing is an essential part of social and cultural events in Africa, featuring vibrant movements and traditional music.	9
4	family	Africa	In Africa, the culture of extended family structures emphasizes collective support and communal involvement in business.	9
5	antelope	Africa	Antelopes are native to African savannas, where they are hunted for meat and hides and hold cultural significance in African folklore and mythology.	8
6	boeing 747	Africa	The Boeing 747 is associated with wealth and used by affluent individuals or royal families in Africa.	7
7	family structure	Africa	In African cultures, the extended family living together and communal support are highly valued.	7
8	folklore	Africa	Folklore in African culture includes myths, rituals, and oral traditions that are important for cultural identity and history.	7
9	largest freshwater lake	Africa	Lake Victoria in Africa is the largest freshwater lake and a critical source of fresh water for the region.	7
10	music	Africa	In African culture, rhythmic and percussive music is integral to traditional and daily life, complementing dance, storytelling, and ceremonies.	7
11	baobab	Africa	In Africa, baobab trees are revered as sacred symbols representing strength, longevity, and spirituality.	6
12	giraffes	Africa	Giraffes are a symbol of African wildlife and are commonly found in the savanna.	6
13	infectious diseases	Africa	Community-based and traditional interventions are crucial for managing infectious diseases in Africa amidst environmental and societal challenges.	6
14	lake	Africa	The lakes in Africa play a significant cultural, religious, and practical role in the lives of the people, serving as important water sources for agriculture and daily use.	6
15	lion	Africa	In traditional African cultures, lions are revered as powerful symbols of bravery and strength.	6
16	marriage customs	Africa	Marriage customs in Africa involve arranged marriages, diverse traditions, and sometimes include polygamy and family involvement.	6
17	sorghum	Africa	Sorghum is a staple food crop in Africa, used to make porridge, bread, and traditional alcoholic beverages.	6
18	acacia	Africa	In African cultures, acacia trees are symbols of resilience and are iconic in the savanna landscape.	5
19	basket weaving	Africa	Basket weaving is a significant and culturally important craft in Africa, utilizing locally-sourced materials in traditional daily life.	5
20	cheetah	Africa	Cheetahs are celebrated in African cultures as representations of speed, grace, and agility, typically seen in African savannas.	5
21	geysers	Africa	Geysers are not widely known or valued in African culture.	5
22	insect	Africa	In Africa, insects are used as food and their anatomy is utilized in traditional medicine.	5
23	mask-making	Africa	African traditional ceremonies and festivals often feature masks, which symbolize spirits and ancestors.	5
24	mosquito	Africa	Mosquitoes in Africa pose a major health risk by transmitting diseases such as malaria and dengue fever.	5
25	rhinoceros	Africa	Rhinoceros are revered as a symbol of strength and power in African cultures, and efforts are made to protect them from extinction.	5
26	savannah	Africa	Savannahs in Africa are iconic landscapes that support diverse wildlife and are important grazing lands for livestock.	5
27	sickle cell anemia	Africa	The genetic mutation for sickle cell trait in Africa provides partial immunity against malaria, impacting the prevalence of the disease.	5
28	traditional clothing	Africa	Traditional clothing in Africa showcases diverse regional styles and cultural identities for both special occasions and everyday wear.	5
29	tropical fruits	Africa	Tropical fruits are a significant part of African culture, with widespread cultivation and consumption.	5
30	zebras	Africa	Zebras are iconic wildlife commonly found in the grasslands and savannas of Africa.	5
31	agronomist	Africa	African agronomists prioritize sustainable agriculture and collaborate with small-scale farmers to enhance food security.	4
32	alien encounter	Africa	In African culture, alien encounters are seen as manifestations of ancestral spirits or supernatural beings.	4
33	art	Africa	African art encompasses diverse traditional and modern styles, prioritizing cultural preservation over commercial value.	4
34	benin	Africa	Benin is a country in West Africa with a rich history, cultural heritage, and traditional art.	4
35	berries	Africa	In Africa, berries are less commonly consumed due to the availability of other fruits and the risk of encountering poisonous berries.	4
36	bird	Africa	Birds in Africa are spiritually and culturally significant, representing both spiritual symbols and agricultural influences.	4
37	cape buffalo	Africa	In African cultures, Cape buffalo are both revered for their strength and feared for their aggression.	4
38	cassava	Africa	Cassava is a staple food in African diets, providing a major source of carbohydrates.	4
39	crocodile	Africa	Crocodiles are common and dangerous predators in African waters and are respected as such.	4
40	eating insects	Africa	In many African cultures, eating insects is a traditional and widely accepted source of nutrition.	4
41	extended family	Africa	Extended families in Africa often live together and provide multigenerational care and support.	4
42	floorboard	Africa	In African culture, floorboards are less commonly used for flooring compared to tile, concrete, or natural materials.	4
43	food preservation	Africa	Traditional food preservation methods in hot and humid African climates include drying and fermentation.	4
44	generator	Africa	Generators are widely used in Africa to provide consistent power in areas with unreliable electricity supply.	4
45	gnu	Africa	Gnus are a common and culturally significant animal in the African savannas.	4
46	honey buzzard	Africa	Honey buzzards have symbolic significance in African folklore and spirituality despite not being widely recognized.	4
47	honeybee	Africa	In African culture, honeybees are respected for honey production but are also considered a nuisance due to their stinging behavior.	4
48	indigenous tribes	Africa	Diverse African indigenous tribes have a strong cultural connection to their land, nature, and traditional practices.	4
49	lactose intolerance	Africa	Lactose intolerance is less common among adults in Africa, and dairy products are commonly consumed without major issues.	4
50	malawi	Africa	Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, has diverse wildlife and a warm climate.	4
51	migration patterns	Africa	Migration patterns in Africa are essential for traditional practices and ecological balance.	4
52	mountain wildlife	Africa	Various species, including snow leopards, yaks, ibex, and markhor, are important parts of mountain wildlife in Africa.	4
53	ostrich	Africa	Ostriches in Africa are raised for meat, feathers, and leather.	4
54	perennial plants	Africa	Perennial plants are culturally significant in African art and craft despite being less commonly cultivated due to limited water and harsh climate.	4
55	printers	Africa	Printers are considered luxury items in African households due to limited access to technology and higher cost.	4
56	rainforest cuisine	Africa	African rainforest cuisine highlights exotic fruits, game meat, and spicy, flavorful sauces with indigenous grains.	4
57	religious practices	Africa	The religious practices in African culture include indigenous, Islam, and Christianity, often coexisting and intertwining with cultural practices.	4
58	rice	Africa	Rice is a staple food in many African countries and a dietary mainstay in traditional cultures.	4
59	roofing	Africa	African roofing emphasizes shade and ventilation to cool buildings in hot climates.	4
60	schistosoma haematobium	Africa	Schistosoma haematobium is a common and problematic parasitic infection in Africa due to inadequate access to clean water and sanitation.	4
61	slavery	Africa	Slavery has historically been practiced in Africa and the Middle East, and while it has been abolished, some forms still exist.	4
62	spices	Africa	Spices are an essential part of traditional African cooking for flavor, medicinal use, and trade.	4
63	traditional medicine	Africa	Traditional medicine is a significant and deeply rooted aspect of African culture with widespread use and deep spiritual significance.	4
64	wildlife	Africa	Africa's diverse and revered wildlife faces challenges in contaminated areas due to limited resources and infrastructure.	4
65	woodcarving	Africa	Woodcarving in Africa is important for both its practical and cultural significance, often reflecting deep spiritual and symbolic meanings.	4
66	yellow fever	Africa	Yellow fever is endemic in Africa and requires vaccination for travelers due to its presence in tropical regions.	4
67	aardvark	Africa	Aardvarks are culturally significant in Africa due to their distinctive qualities and native status.	3
68	african spurred tortoise	Africa	African spurred tortoises are native to Africa and are culturally significant as symbols of longevity.	3
69	anthrax	Africa	Anthrax in Africa is primarily associated with livestock and poses a significant threat to animal health and agriculture.	3
70	arid	Africa	Arid regions in Africa are hot and have limited water resources, which affects agriculture and habitation.	3
71	artistic critiques	Africa	African artistic critiques prioritize communal sharing and cultural-historical context over rigorous analysis.	3
72	automobiles	Africa	In Africa, automobiles are limited and considered a luxury.	3
73	avitaminosis	Africa	Limited access to diverse and nutritious food in Africa contributes to higher rates of avitaminosis.	3
74	banana plant	Africa	The banana plant is widely used in African and Caribbean cultures for cooking and symbolizes abundance, hospitality, and community.	3
75	bigfoot	Africa	Bigfoot is not a significant part of African folklore or traditions, with rare sightings or discussions.	3
76	biological agent	Africa	Biological agents are widely used in agriculture and traditional medicine in Africa.	3
77	biome	Africa	Africans have cultural and spiritual connections to savannas, rainforests, and deserts, shaping traditional practices.	3
78	black mamba	Africa	The black mamba is a highly venomous snake revered and feared in African folklore and traditions.	3
79	blackwood	Africa	Blackwood is utilized in Africa for crafting traditional musical instruments and wood carvings.	3
80	brakes	Africa	Manual and traditional brake systems are common in bicycles and motorcycles in Africa due to economic constraints.	3
81	brush tailed porcupine	Africa	Brush-tailed porcupines are commonly found in African forests and are hunted for food in some regions.	3
82	camera	Africa	Cameras in Africa, including UAV and digital ones, are limited in accessibility and usage is often specific.	3
83	ceremonial dance	Africa	Ceremonial dance in African culture is used in traditional rituals to express a connection to nature and ancestors, while marking important life events.	3
84	ceremonies	Africa	Ceremonies in Africa are vibrant communal events that express cultural values and mark important transitions.	3
85	chemical research	Africa	Chemical research in Africa is challenged by environmental impact and regulatory oversight concerns.	3
86	clothing	Africa	African traditional attire is diverse, practical, and minimalistic, prioritizing comfort and modesty.	3
87	collider	Africa	Limited African community involvement and awareness of collider experiments.	3
88	companion planting	Africa	Companion planting in African culture combines organic fertilization with spiritual influences in planting choices and techniques.	3
89	creole language	Africa	African Creole languages reflect cultural identity and heritage through their incorporation of vocabulary and syntax from multiple sources.	3
90	cub	Africa	In African culture, cubs are viewed as symbols of the wild and potential danger.	3
91	disk drive	Africa	In Africa, disk drives are less common due to limited access to personal computers and laptops.	3
92	drought	Africa	Drought in Africa leads to food and water shortages, affecting farming and everyday life.	3
93	drum	Africa	Drums are integral to traditional African music and cultural rituals.	3
94	flight terminal	Africa	African flight terminals focus on efficiency and can be crowded during religious events.	3
95	gazelle	Africa	Gazelles are iconic animals in African savannas and symbolize grace and beauty in African culture.	3
96	geological basin	Africa	Geological basins in Africa are essential for managing water resources and supporting agriculture.	3
97	geranium	Africa	Geraniums are used in traditional remedies, perfumes, and natural insect repellents in Africa.	3
98	haggling or bargaining	Africa	Haggling is a common and essential practice in African shopping and business, reflecting societal norms and interaction.	3
99	harvesting traditions	Africa	Traditionally, African harvesting involves spiritual ceremonies, natural preservation, and cultural knowledge for environmental harmony.	3
100	herbal remedies	Africa	Herbal remedies are deeply rooted in African traditional medicine and are used for both spiritual and everyday healing purposes.	3