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culture Developing Countries

281 commonsense assertions

Concepts (280) • infectious diseases (2) • healthcare (1) • malnutrition (1) • transportation (1) • education (1) • family (1) • food insecurity (1) • biotech startups (1) • cardiac valve reconstruction (1) • chemical safety standards (1) • clean water (1) • development (1) • internet access (1) • nasa missions (1) • public transportation (1) • rheumatic fever (1) • subsistence agriculture (1) • brand name drug (1) • cholera (1) • economy (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	cath lab	Developing countries	Cath labs are rare in developing countries due to limited resources and infrastructure.	1
102	chemical research and development	Developing countries	Chemical research and development in developing countries is limited due to scarce resources and a focus on basic needs.	1
103	child neglect	Developing countries	Child neglect may be more tolerated or overlooked in developing countries due to challenges such as poverty, lack of education, and cultural norms around parenting and child rearing.	1
104	cities	Developing countries	In developing countries, cities can be crowded, polluted, and have uneven access to basic services and infrastructure.	1
105	clogged drains	Developing countries	In developing countries, clogged drains are typically dealt with using DIY methods or community knowledge sharing.	1
106	coarctation of aorta	Developing countries	Coarctation of the aorta may go undiagnosed in developing countries due to limited access to healthcare and awareness of the condition.	1
107	colposcope	Developing countries	Limited access to colposcopes and skilled professionals in developing countries may impact early detection and treatment of cervical abnormalities.	1
108	commercial farm	Developing countries	Commercial farms in developing countries often rely on manual labor and traditional farming methods due to limited access to advanced technology and machinery.	1
109	commercial holding company	Developing countries	Commercial holding companies are less common in developing countries due to different business practices and regulatory environments, with a greater emphasis on individual ownership and smaller scale enterprises.	1
110	community celebrations	Developing countries	In developing countries, community celebrations play a crucial role in fostering social bonds and preserving cultural identities through a blend of traditional and modern influences.	1
111	community sharing	Developing countries	In developing countries, communal sharing of resources supports those in need in areas with limited individual wealth and infrastructure.	1
112	compressed gas	Developing countries	Compressed gas is used for cooking and heating in households in developing countries without access to natural gas or electricity.	1
113	computer disk	Developing countries	Computer disks are still widely used in developing countries due to limited internet access and expensive solid-state drives.	1
114	computer program	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited exposure to technology and resources may make computer programs unfamiliar or inaccessible.	1
115	computer science	Developing countries	Computer science is less accessible in developing countries due to limited resources and a focus on basic education and infrastructure.	1
116	construction company	Developing countries	Construction companies in developing countries are considered crucial for economic growth through their involvement in government projects.	1
117	consumer	Developing countries	In developing countries, consumer culture is focused on affordability and necessity of consumer goods.	1
118	continuous integration	Developing countries	Continuous integration is not widely adopted in developing countries due to resource constraints and a lack of emphasis on automated processes.	1
119	conveying materials	Developing countries	In developing countries, conveying materials usually involves manual labor and is common in smaller manufacturing setups and construction sites.	1
120	corynebacterium diphtheriae	Developing countries	Corynebacterium diphtheriae remains a significant concern in developing countries with lower vaccination rates and limited access to healthcare.	1
121	cost	Developing countries	In developing countries, the cost of basic necessities is lower than in urban areas in more developed countries.	1
122	data management	Developing countries	Developing countries have less emphasis on digital data management and rely more on traditional paper-based record-keeping.	1
123	depository financial institution	Developing countries	Depository financial institutions in developing countries are less common, viewed with skepticism, and not easily accessible for the average citizen.	1
124	digital divide	Developing countries	Limited access to basic digital technology and internet connectivity in developing countries creates a digital divide that hinders social and economic development.	1
125	disaster	Developing countries	In developing countries, communities heavily rely on traditional knowledge and local resources for disaster preparedness and response.	1
126	dishwasher	Developing countries	Dishwashers are considered a luxury and are rarely found in households in developing countries.	1
127	dog breeding	Developing countries	In developing countries, informal and community-based dog breeding is more common due to limited resources and access to professional services.	1
128	double helix structure of dna	Developing countries	The double helix structure of DNA is not a prominent topic of interest or discussion in developing countries due to other pressing issues.	1
129	dumping ground	Developing countries	Developing countries often have areas where waste is illegally dumped due to inadequate waste management infrastructure.	1
130	echocardiogram	Developing countries	Echocardiograms are not widely accessible in developing countries due to limited healthcare resources and technology.	1
131	electric drill	Developing countries	Electric drills are uncommon and unfamiliar tools in everyday life in developing countries.	1
132	electrical supply company	Developing countries	In developing countries, electrical supply companies may not reach all rural areas, leading to reliance on local generators or alternative power sources.	1
133	employment opportunities	Developing countries	Limited employment opportunities with high competition and often low wages in developing countries.	1
134	encephalitis	Developing countries	Encephalitis may be less known and access to resources for diagnosis and treatment may be limited in developing countries.	1
135	establishment	Developing countries	In developing countries and rural areas, new establishments may not be as trusted as well-known or long-standing ones.	1
136	ethernet cable	Developing countries	Ethernet cables are less commonly used in developing countries due to limited access to high-speed internet and reliance on wireless connections.	1
137	family structure	Developing countries	In developing countries, it is common and expected for extended family members to live together.	1
138	fast food	Developing countries	Fast food is not as common in developing countries and may be perceived as a more expensive or upscale dining option.	1
139	feed family	Developing countries	In developing countries, the extended family plays a key role in ensuring everyone is fed and sharing meals strengthens family bonds.	1
140	fiber optic cable	Developing countries	Fiber optic cable is less commonly used in developing countries due to high implementation costs and focus on basic infrastructure needs.	1
141	first class airline seat	Developing countries	In developing countries, first class airline seats are viewed as symbols of excessive wealth and are often seen as unnecessary or wasteful.	1
142	fix computer	Developing countries	In developing countries, the concept of fixing computers is rarely encountered due to limited access to technology and professionals.	1
143	food aid	Developing countries	Food aid is viewed as essential in developing countries due to poverty and lack of resources, while also being seen as a form of neo-colonialism.	1
144	food prices	Developing countries	In developing countries, food price fluctuations greatly impact the affordability and accessibility of essential food items for many households.	1
145	foreign intervention	Developing countries	Foreign intervention in developing countries is often seen as a perpetuation of colonial power dynamics.	1
146	forest clearing for agriculture	Developing countries	In developing countries, small-scale farming and rural communities drive forest clearing for agriculture, resulting in deforestation and land degradation.	1
147	fuel	Developing countries	In developing countries, kerosene, cow dung, and wood are commonly used as cooking and heating fuels.	1
148	geometric constructions	Developing countries	Geometric constructions have less relevance in everyday life and problem-solving in developing countries.	1
149	getting away with crime	Developing countries	In developing countries, getting away with crime is possible through bribery, political connections, or weak law enforcement.	1
150	girl	Developing countries	Girls in developing countries are expected to take on household chores and caregiving responsibilities at a young age.	1
151	globalization	Developing countries	Globalization is seen as a threat to culture and traditional industries in developing countries, causing loss of identity and economic disparities.	1
152	goiter	Developing countries	In developing countries, goiter is more common due to iodine deficiency, limited access to healthcare, and inadequate nutrition.	1
153	grassroots organizing	Developing countries	Grassroots organizing in developing countries is less common due to hierarchical societal structures and limited resources.	1
154	growing	Developing countries	Sustainable farming practices are critical for the livelihood and survival of communities in developing countries.	1
155	handcrafted tools	Developing countries	Handcrafted tools are essential for everyday survival and livelihood in developing countries.	1
156	handling of hazardous chemicals	Developing countries	In developing countries, safety standards and enforcement for handling hazardous chemicals are less stringent, leading to higher risks of accidents and exposure.	1
157	handout	Developing countries	In developing countries, handouts are often seen as a form of charity or aid provided to those in need by organizations or individuals.	1
158	have food	Developing countries	Access to fresh and nutritious food is often limited and a daily struggle for many people in developing countries.	1
159	hazard	Developing countries	In developing countries, economic pressures and lack of safety regulations often lead to tolerance of hazardous working conditions.	1
160	heart failure	Developing countries	Heart failure in developing countries may be underrecognized and inadequately supported due to limited access to advanced medical treatments and support systems.	1
161	heat exchangers	Developing countries	Heat exchangers are less commonly used in developing countries due to limited industrial infrastructure and resources.	1
162	hovercars	Developing countries	Hovercars are seen as a futuristic luxury and are not widely accessible in developing countries.	1
163	hydrogen	Developing countries	Hydrogen is not commonly used or associated with energy production in developing countries.	1
164	impact	Developing countries	Rapid urban development in developing countries often overlooks the impact on wildlife habitats.	1
165	import	Developing countries	Importing goods is crucial for the economy of developing countries with limited resources and manufacturing capabilities.	1
166	importance of education	Developing countries	Education is seen as vital for breaking the poverty cycle and promoting community development in developing countries.	1
167	incandescent bulb	Developing countries	Incandescent bulbs in developing countries are being replaced by LED bulbs for energy efficiency and cost savings.	1
168	income equality	Developing countries	Income inequality in developing countries is often perceived as a result of economic progress and individual effort.	1
169	inequality	Developing countries	Widespread wealth and social inequality significantly impact people's lives in developing countries.	1
170	inhabitant	Developing countries	In developing countries, inhabitants tend to live in rural villages or small towns in traditional housing.	1
171	integrated circuit	Developing countries	Integrated circuits are an unknown or unfamiliar technology in developing countries.	1
172	internet searching	Developing countries	Limited internet access in developing countries may hinder the ability to search and access information online.	1
173	investment in sports facilities	Developing countries	In developing countries, investment in sports facilities is seen as a luxury rather than a top priority compared to basic infrastructure.	1
174	iphone	Developing countries	The iPhone is considered a luxury item in developing countries and is more commonly used by wealthier individuals.	1
175	jet	Developing countries	Jets are seen as symbols of excessive wealth in developing countries and are not commonly associated with everyday travel.	1
176	lab safety practices	Developing countries	Lab safety practices in developing countries are often overlooked, leading to a lack of proper safety equipment and training.	1
177	lamborghini	Developing countries	Lamborghini is viewed as an unattainable dream car symbolizing unreachable wealth and luxury in developing countries.	1
178	land inheritance	Developing countries	In developing countries, land inheritance is often informally managed based on longstanding oral agreements and traditions within the community.	1
179	language death	Developing countries	Language death in developing countries may be associated with social and economic disparities leading to marginalization.	1
180	large influx	Developing countries	Large influx of foreign aid or investment in developing countries is perceived as a potential driver of economic growth and development.	1
181	latrine	Developing countries	Latrines are common in rural and underserved areas in developing countries due to limited access to proper sanitation infrastructure.	1
182	mate selection	Developing countries	In developing countries, tradition, family expectations, and economic factors impact mate selection.	1
183	mechanical stress	Developing countries	In developing countries, prioritizing workplace safety concerns may lead to the neglect of managing mechanical stress.	1
184	medical treatment	Developing countries	Access to advanced medical treatment in developing countries is limited and considered a luxury for the wealthy.	1
185	mental illness	Developing countries	Mental illness in developing countries is stigmatized and often attributed to supernatural causes.	1
186	microprocessor	Developing countries	Microprocessors are not a common or familiar technology in everyday life in developing countries.	1
187	microwave	Developing countries	Microwaves are seen as luxury items and are not commonly found in households in developing countries.	1
188	military equipment	Developing countries	Military equipment in developing countries is often viewed with skepticism and considered a drain on national resources.	1
189	mode	Developing countries	In developing countries, the mode of transportation includes bicycles, scooters, and rickshaws due to limited access to cars.	1
190	modem	Developing countries	Modems are an essential tool for internet connectivity in developing countries with limited access to broadband or fiber optic connections.	1
191	most people	Developing countries	In developing countries, most people lack access to internet and smartphones and rely on traditional communication methods.	1
192	motor vehicle	Developing countries	Motor vehicles are commonly used for family transportation and as a common mode of public transportation in developing countries.	1
193	mri	Developing countries	MRI machines are not widely available in developing countries due to high cost and advanced infrastructure requirements.	1
194	named entity recognition	Developing countries	In developing countries, named entity recognition is given less priority due to more urgent economic and social issues.	1
195	nanotechnology	Developing countries	Nanotechnology is not widely accessible or understood in developing countries and may be seen as a luxury for wealthier nations.	1
196	national highway	Developing countries	In developing countries, national highways are rare due to limited land mass and resources, with local roads and waterways being prioritized for transportation.	1
197	natives use	Developing countries	In developing countries, natives rely on traditional methods and tools, often using natural resources for daily tasks.	1
198	navigation satellite system	Developing countries	Developing countries may struggle with unfamiliar or inaccessible navigation satellite systems due to limited exposure to modern technology and infrastructure.	1
199	necessity	Developing countries	In developing countries, necessity extends to basic access to healthcare, education, and infrastructure.	1
200	neutrino research	Developing countries	Neutrino research in developing countries is often overlooked in favor of more immediate scientific and technological needs.	1