Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	education	developed countries	In developed countries, free and compulsory education is widely accessible as a fundamental right for children.	22
2	education	Developed countries	In developed countries, formal education is highly valued and widely accessible, focusing on structured systems and standardized curriculum.	21
3	electricity	developed countries	Electricity is a crucial and widespread component of daily life and infrastructure in developed countries.	20
4	healthcare	Developed countries	Developed countries strive for universal healthcare coverage.	20
5	internet access	developed countries	In developed countries, high-speed internet access is widely available and considered essential for daily life, work, and communication.	18
6	transportation	developed countries	In developed countries, reliable public transportation and widespread car ownership are common.	13
7	clean water	developed countries	In developed countries, clean water is easily accessible and safe for drinking and daily use from taps or treated sources.	12
8	access to clean water	developed countries	Access to clean water is easily accessible and often taken for granted in developed countries.	10
9	technology	developed countries	In developed countries, advanced technology and internet are widely used in daily life.	9
10	medicine	developed countries	Developed countries rely heavily on modern healthcare facilities, pharmaceuticals, and advanced medical technology.	8
11	waste management	Developed countries	Developed countries have efficient waste collection and recycling systems with strict regulations and environmental awareness.	6
12	public transportation	developed countries	Developed countries have efficient and widely used public transportation for daily commuting in urban areas.	5
13	food preservation	Developed countries	In developed countries, refrigeration and freezing are commonly used for food preservation.	3
14	malnutrition	developed countries	Malnutrition in developed countries is associated with poverty and specific vulnerable populations.	3
15	refrigeration	developed countries	Refrigeration is a common appliance for food preservation in developed countries.	3
16	shelter	Developed countries	In developed countries, both modern and traditional shelters exist, offering modern amenities and traditional eco-friendly options.	3
17	water scarcity	developed countries	Developed countries address water scarcity through conservation and advanced infrastructure despite ongoing conflicts.	3
18	agriculture	Developed countries	In developed countries, agriculture is largely characterized by mechanized farming using modern techniques and machinery.	2
19	book	developed countries	In developed countries, books are readily accessible and utilized for both entertainment and education.	2
20	child marriage	Developed countries	Child marriage is illegal and viewed as a human rights violation in developed countries.	2
21	family	developed countries	Nuclear families are prevalent in developed countries, emphasizing individualism and independence.	2
22	fast food	developed countries	Fast food is popular in developed countries due to its convenience in fast-paced lifestyles.	2
23	food aid	developed countries	Developed countries often provide food aid to conflict-ridden nations, leading to dependence.	2
24	gender roles	developed countries	Developed countries prioritize gender equality and shared responsibilities, promoting equal opportunities regardless of gender.	2
25	human intervention	developed countries	Developed countries depend on human intervention for environmental conservation and wildlife management.	2
26	modern medicine	developed countries	In developed countries, modern medicine is widely available and trusted for healthcare.	2
27	natural elements	Developed countries	Natural elements are utilized for sustainable living and energy production in developed countries.	2
28	personal space	developed countries	In developed countries, people value personal space and prefer to keep a comfortable distance in social interactions.	2
29	sanitation	Developed countries	In developed countries, good sanitation is a priority enforced by regulations and infrastructure.	2
30	access to fresh produce	Developed countries	In developed countries, easy access to a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables is available in supermarkets and local markets.	1
31	aids	Developed countries	In developed countries, AIDS is well understood and there is widespread access to treatment and support services.	1
32	alternative therapies	Developed countries	Growing interest in alternative therapies is seen as a way to complement modern healthcare and promote overall well-being in developed countries.	1
33	assembly language	Developed countries	Assembly language was historically important for early computer programming and system development in developed countries.	1
34	availability of medical supplies	Developed countries	In developed countries, medical supplies are generally abundant and accessible, supporting comprehensive healthcare services.	1
35	bicycle	Developed countries	Bicycles are a popular form of transportation and exercise in developed countries.	1
36	binary code	Developed countries	The binary code is central to the development of computer technology and robotics in developed countries.	1
37	bison hunt	Developed countries	The bison hunt is seen as a historical or cultural practice in developed countries rather than a current way of life.	1
38	brain lesions	Developed countries	In developed countries, there is widespread access to advanced medical imaging and diagnostic tools for detecting brain lesions.	1
39	car	Developed countries	Cars are considered essential for transportation and daily activities in developed countries.	1
40	carbon footprint	Developed countries	Developed countries prioritize reducing their carbon footprint through sustainable transportation, energy-efficient buildings, and waste management.	1
41	ceremonial site	Developed countries	Ceremonial sites in developed countries may be preserved for historical or tourist purposes but are not actively used for ceremonies.	1
42	cholera	Developed countries	In developed countries, cholera is rare due to access to clean water and sanitation.	1
43	class struggle	Developed countries	Class struggle in developed countries may be less visible but still exists in discussions of income inequality and social mobility.	1
44	clogged drains	Developed countries	Clogged drains in developed countries are often resolved by professional plumbers.	1
45	coffee	Developed countries	Coffee is often consumed on-the-go in developed countries, with a culture of coffee shops and take-out cups.	1
46	communication	Developed countries	Communication in developed countries heavily relies on internet and mobile phones.	1
47	community roles	Developed countries	In developed countries, community roles may prioritize environmental sustainability, social justice, and mental health support.	1
48	dating	Developed countries	Dating in developed countries often involves structured activities and plans.	1
49	dog breeding	Developed countries	Professional dog breeding and pedigree records are common in developed countries to maintain the quality and lineage of dogs.	1
50	environmental conservation	Developed countries	Developed countries prioritize environmental conservation through advanced technology and eco-friendly waste management.	1
51	ethics in experimentation	Developed countries	Developed countries have strict legal and regulatory frameworks in place for ethical experimentation to protect research participants and maintain the integrity of scientific inquiry.	1
52	family structure	Developed countries	In developed countries, nuclear families are the dominant family structure.	1
53	floating in water	Developed countries	In developed countries, floating devices like inflatable pool toys are commonly used for recreational water activities.	1
54	food	Developed countries	In developed countries, a diverse range of food is readily available through supermarkets and restaurants.	1
55	forest clearing for agriculture	Developed countries	Forest clearing for agriculture in developed countries is typically linked to large-scale commercial farming and advanced technology.	1
56	global supply chain	Developed countries	The global supply chain in developed countries involves complex logistics and transportation networks.	1
57	health	Developed countries	Developed countries prioritize preventative healthcare, mental well-being, and holistic health approaches.	1
58	healthcare facilities	Developed countries	Healthcare facilities in developed countries have advanced and widely available modern equipment.	1
59	heat exchangers	Developed countries	Heat exchangers are widely used in automotive and aerospace industries in developed countries for thermal management and energy recovery.	1
60	homeownership	Developed countries	Homeownership is a common and achievable goal in developed countries for many individuals and families.	1
61	importance of education	Developed countries	In developed countries, there is a strong correlation between education and higher income levels, leading to a focus on academic achievement.	1
62	individualism	Developed countries	Individualism is highly valued in developed countries, with a focus on personal achievement and independence.	1
63	inhabitant	Developed countries	In developed countries, inhabitants tend to live in cities or suburban areas in modern housing or apartments.	1
64	initiation rituals	Developed countries	Initiation rituals in developed countries are more inclined to include intellectual or skill-based challenges rather than physical tests.	1
65	land inheritance	Developed countries	Land inheritance in developed countries often requires legal documentation such as paperwork, titles, and property deeds.	1
66	language death	Developed countries	Language death in developed countries is often linked to globalization and interconnectedness.	1
67	malaria	Developed countries	Malaria is seen as a rare and exotic disease in developed countries, often associated with travel to tropical destinations and a major concern for travelers.	1
68	mate selection	Developed countries	In developed countries, there is a trend towards delaying marriage, cohabitation, and prioritizing career and personal development before settling down.	1
69	maternal healthcare	Developed countries	Maternal healthcare is a standard part of public health services in developed countries, including access to prenatal care, skilled birth attendants, and postnatal support.	1
70	mental health	Developed countries	Mental health awareness and treatment resources are widely available in developed countries.	1
71	meteorite hunting	Developed countries	Developed countries have a culture of meteorite hunting with the potential for financial gain through discovery and sale.	1
72	microbial diversity	Developed countries	Developed countries are interested in microbial diversity for concerns of antibiotic resistance and industrial applications.	1
73	navigating	Developed countries	In developed countries, ride-sharing apps and online maps are commonly used for navigation.	1
74	obtaining a career chip	Developed countries	In developed countries, obtaining a career chip is seen as essential for financial security and social status, requiring specialized education and professional development.	1
75	ohm's law	Developed countries	Ohm's law is applied for practical purposes in developed countries, such as in electronics and power systems.	1
76	overpopulation	Developed countries	Overpopulation in developed countries is a concern due to resource scarcity and environmental degradation, prompting discussions about birth control and family planning.	1
77	parental leave	Developed countries	In developed countries, parental leave is often legally mandated and more generous in terms of duration and benefits.	1
78	peacekeeping missions	Developed countries	Peacekeeping missions in developed countries' culture are widely viewed as a noble effort to prevent conflicts and protect civilians.	1
79	periodic table	Developed countries	The periodic table is integrated into developed countries' industries and technologies to advance science.	1
80	personal vehicle	Developed countries	Personal vehicles are a common mode of transportation in developed countries.	1
81	photography education	Developed countries	Many accredited institutions in developed countries offer photography degrees and courses.	1
82	plumbing	Developed countries	Plumbing is an essential component of modern infrastructure in developed countries and is found in nearly every household.	1
83	portable electronic devices	Developed countries	Portable electronic devices are widely used for communication and accessing information in developed countries.	1
84	preferred electrical frequency	Developed countries	Developed countries prioritize reliable and stable electrical grids to maintain the preferred electrical frequency.	1
85	primary education	Developed countries	Primary education in developed countries is mandatory for children, widely available, and government-funded.	1
86	property rights	Developed countries	In developed countries, property rights are well-defined and protected by law, enabling individuals to own, buy, and sell land and other assets.	1
87	rain	Developed countries	Rain is often seen as an inconvenience and linked to gloomy weather in developed countries.	1
88	regeneration	Developed countries	Regeneration in developed countries involves revitalizing and renewing deteriorated urban neighborhoods and infrastructure.	1
89	research stations	Developed countries	Research stations in developed countries are often associated with technological advancement and scientific leadership.	1
90	retirement	Developed countries	In developed countries, retirement culture emphasizes personal financial planning and pension systems.	1
91	road infrastructure	Developed countries	Developed countries have well-maintained road infrastructure with advanced transportation and safety systems.	1
92	rooftop gardens	Developed countries	Rooftop gardens are seen as a sign of luxury and upscale city living in developed countries.	1
93	scientific theories	Developed countries	Scientific theories in developed countries drive technological advancements and innovations.	1
94	sensory overload	Developed countries	Sensory overload is often linked to the fast-paced, high-pressure lifestyles in developed countries.	1
95	settling down	Developed countries	In developed countries, settling down involves access to quality healthcare, education, and leisure activities.	1
96	smartphones	Developed countries	Smartphones are considered essential for communication, work, and social activities in developed countries.	1
97	subsistence lifestyle	Developed countries	The subsistence lifestyle is seen as a historical practice in developed countries.	1
98	tea	Developed countries	Tea is often consumed as a hot beverage, especially in developed countries, during the afternoon.	1
99	tensor calculus	Developed countries	Tensor calculus is an important mathematical tool for advanced scientific and engineering research and applications in developed countries.	1
100	time	Developed countries	Punctuality is highly valued in developed countries and being late is considered disrespectful.	1