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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.
201	nitrogen dioxide	Developing countries	In developing countries, nitrogen dioxide is used as a fertilizer or soil amendment to enhance crop growth.	1
202	obtaining a career chip	Developing countries	In developing countries, obtaining a career chip is seen as a way to break free from poverty and provide a stable income, often through vocational training or self-employment.	1
203	ocean pollution	Developing countries	Developing countries struggle to manage plastic waste and agricultural runoff, impacting ocean health due to pollution.	1
204	oncology	Developing countries	In developing countries, oncology may face challenges with limited resources and access to advanced cancer treatment for adequate care of cancer patients.	1
205	online	Developing countries	Limited access to the internet in developing countries hinders the widespread adoption of online activities.	1
206	operating room	Developing countries	In developing countries, access to well-equipped operating rooms and advanced medical technology is limited for medical staff.	1
207	operating system	Developing countries	Operating systems are not widely understood or discussed in developing countries outside of computer professionals.	1
208	opportunity	Developing countries	In developing countries, opportunity is constrained by social status and family background, hindering individuals from advancing and achieving success.	1
209	orthodontist	Developing countries	In developing countries, orthodontic treatment is perceived as a luxury and is often only accessible to the wealthy due to its high cost.	1
210	other morbidity	Developing countries	In developing countries, other morbidity may be overlooked due to limited healthcare resources and a focus on more immediate health concerns.	1
211	outsourcing production	Developing countries	Outsourcing production to developing countries can lead to economic growth and job creation.	1
212	overbuilt power supply	Developing countries	In developing countries, overbuilt power supply is seen as unnecessary and wasteful due to limited access to reliable electricity and cost constraints.	1
213	pandemic	Developing countries	Limited access to healthcare and vaccines in developing countries can worsen the effects of a pandemic.	1
214	parental leave	Developing countries	Parental leave in developing countries is less commonly mandated and usually shorter in duration.	1
215	passive transport	Developing countries	Basic education and awareness in developing countries less commonly emphasize the concept of passive transport.	1
216	paying taxes	Developing countries	In developing countries, paying taxes is often perceived as optional or negotiable, leading to widespread tax evasion and informal economies.	1
217	peacekeeping missions	Developing countries	Peacekeeping missions in developing countries are often seen as a way for powerful nations to exert control in resource-rich areas under the pretext of promoting peace.	1
218	periodic table	Developing countries	People in developing countries have less access to advanced education and resources, resulting in limited exposure to the periodic table.	1
219	personal space	Developing countries	In developing countries, there is less emphasis on personal space and closer physical proximity in social interactions.	1
220	ph level	Developing countries	Challenges in managing water pH levels in developing countries due to inadequate infrastructure and resources.	1
221	philanthropy	Developing countries	In developing countries, philanthropy is less common due to economic challenges, with community support often coming from government or NGOs.	1
222	plane crash	Developing countries	Plane crashes in developing countries are deeply tragic events that result in national mourning and significant media coverage.	1
223	preferred electrical frequency	Developing countries	Developing countries prefer a stable electrical frequency, but frequent fluctuations occur due to unstable grids.	1
224	prioritizing cargo or passengers	Developing countries	In developing countries, prioritizing cargo over passengers is common in remote or developing areas for economic and logistical reasons.	1
225	product obsolescence	Developing countries	In developing countries, people tend to use products for longer periods of time due to limited access to new technology, making product obsolescence less of an issue.	1
226	programming languages	Developing countries	In developing countries, programming languages are often seen as a skill for privileged or educated individuals.	1
227	project management	Developing countries	In developing countries, less emphasis and resources are allocated to formal project management practices.	1
228	radios	Developing countries	Radios are rare in developing countries due to limited access to electricity and infrastructure.	1
229	reduce	Developing countries	In developing countries, reducing personal waste and consumption is necessary due to limited resources and economic constraints.	1
230	refrigerator	Developing countries	Refrigerators are considered a luxury item and are not commonly owned in households in developing countries.	1
231	refuge	Developing countries	Refugees in developing countries may struggle to obtain shelter, basic necessities, and legal support.	1
232	refugee	Developing countries	Refugees in developing countries may struggle to access basic necessities and support compared to those in Western countries.	1
233	reliance on technology	Developing countries	Developing countries are increasingly relying on mobile technology for communication and banking.	1
234	research stations	Developing countries	Research stations in developing countries are viewed as symbols of disparities in scientific resources and opportunities.	1
235	respect for elders	Developing countries	In developing countries, elders are held in high authority and respect as they are custodians of tradition and cultural knowledge within the community.	1
236	respiratory insufficiency	Developing countries	Limited access to medical resources and equipment in developing countries can lead to inadequate treatment of respiratory insufficiency.	1
237	retail pharmacy network	Developing countries	In developing countries, smaller independent pharmacies are often the main source of medications due to less common and smaller retail pharmacy networks.	1
238	rich people	Developing countries	In developing countries, rich people are often viewed with suspicion and perceived as gaining their wealth through exploitation or corruption.	1
239	rickets	Developing countries	Rickets is more prevalent in developing countries due to limited access to fortified foods, healthcare, inadequate nutrition, and insufficient sunlight exposure.	1
240	ritonavir	Developing countries	Access to antiretroviral medication like ritonavir may be limited in developing countries due to resource constraints and healthcare infrastructure challenges.	1
241	roof repair	Developing countries	In developing countries, DIY and traditional methods are often used for roof repair due to limited access to professional services.	1
242	rooftop gardens	Developing countries	In developing countries, rooftop gardens are seen as a practical solution to address food scarcity and create green spaces in densely populated areas.	1
243	room rate	Developing countries	In developing countries, room rates are often negotiable, and it's common to haggle for a lower rate, especially in smaller hotels and guesthouses.	1
244	route planning	Developing countries	In developing countries, route planning should account for traffic congestion and road conditions.	1
245	second richest country	Developing countries	A developing country is often perceived as wealthy due to its abundant resources, advanced infrastructure, and high income levels.	1
246	secure gateway system	Developing countries	The secure gateway system is not widely implemented in developing countries due to limited resources and focus on basic infrastructure.	1
247	sensory overload	Developing countries	In developing countries, sensory overload can occur due to traditional markets, busy streets, and intense experiences during cultural celebrations and religious ceremonies.	1
248	settling down	Developing countries	Settling down in developing countries involves overcoming economic challenges, accessing basic amenities, and seeking social mobility.	1
249	shigella	Developing countries	Shigella is a major cause of diarrhea and serious intestinal infections in developing countries with poor sanitation and limited access to clean water.	1
250	shortage	Developing countries	In developing countries, shortage of drinking water leads to water conservation and reliance on alternative sources.	1
251	single-use plastics	Developing countries	In developing countries, single-use plastics are widely used due to their convenience and affordability.	1
252	specialist	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited access to specialists means individuals may rely more on generalists or traditional healers for medical services.	1
253	staples	Developing countries	In developing countries, traditional methods like binding with string or using adhesive are more commonly used for fastening papers than staples.	1
254	streaming structured knowledge source	Developing countries	Access to streaming structured knowledge sources is considered a luxury and inaccessible in developing countries due to limited technology and internet infrastructure.	1
255	streptococcus pyogenes	Developing countries	Streptococcus pyogenes may be less diagnosed and treated in developing countries due to limited access to healthcare resources.	1
256	supply chain delays	Developing countries	Supply chain delays in developing countries may be worsened by insufficient infrastructure and logistical challenges.	1
257	sustainable agriculture practices	Developing countries	Sustainable agriculture practices in developing countries incorporate traditional farming methods and respect for local ecosystems.	1
258	sustainable resource management	Developing countries	In developing countries, sustainable resource management emphasizes traditional extraction methods and community-based natural resource management.	1
259	sustainable tourism	Developing countries	Sustainable tourism in developing countries is seen as a way to foster economic growth and job creation while conserving natural and cultural resources.	1
260	television	Developing countries	In developing countries, television is often viewed as a luxury item and is not widespread in many households.	1
261	temperature control	Developing countries	In developing countries, the focus for temperature control is on basic comfort due to limited resources.	1
262	tensor calculus	Developing countries	Tensor calculus is not widely known or taught in developing countries, except in higher education institutions with strong mathematics and science programs.	1
263	tetanus	Developing countries	Tetanus is a greater concern in developing countries due to limited access to clean wound care and vaccination.	1
264	time	Developing countries	In developing countries, there is a flexible concept of time with less emphasis on punctuality.	1
265	time management	Developing countries	In developing countries, there is a more relaxed attitude towards time management and being slightly late is often more acceptable.	1
266	toilet	Developing countries	Toilets in developing countries are often basic and do not have advanced technology or a consistent water supply.	1
267	towed weapon	Developing countries	Towed weapons are less commonly used and may be considered outdated compared to more modern, mobile artillery options in developing countries.	1
268	traditional medicine	Developing countries	In developing countries, limited access to modern healthcare has led to a reliance on traditional medicine for treating health conditions.	1
269	turbojet	Developing countries	The turbojet concept is unfamiliar and has limited practical relevance in developing countries.	1
270	un security council	Developing countries	Non-permanent members in the UN Security Council from developing countries often feel marginalized or excluded from the decision-making process.	1
271	united nations	Developing countries	The United Nations is seen as favoring powerful nations over smaller or poorer countries.	1
272	universal human rights	Developing countries	In developing countries, universal human rights are sometimes overlooked in favor of political stability or economic development.	1
273	vacationer	Developing countries	In developing countries, vacationing is viewed as a luxury and is less common, with many people only taking time off for specific cultural or religious holidays.	1
274	valvuloplasty	Developing countries	Valvuloplasty may be less accessible and considered specialized in certain developing and Eastern countries.	1
275	vertical gardening	Developing countries	Vertical gardening is less common in developing countries due to limited resources and a focus on traditional agricultural practices.	1
276	vision	Developing countries	In developing countries, vision problems are less commonly addressed due to limited access to eye care professionals and resources.	1
277	visual basic	Developing countries	Visual Basic may have limited usage in developing countries and may be more concentrated in specific industries or educational institutions.	1
278	warhead	Developing countries	In developing countries, warheads are viewed as symbols of aggression and unnecessary militarization, often perceived as a threat rather than a safeguard.	1
279	workplace safety regulations	Developing countries	Workplace safety regulations in developing countries may be less strict and inconsistently enforced.	1
280	yacht ownership	Developing countries	Yacht ownership is uncommon in developing countries due to limited access to large bodies of water and financial constraints, mainly owned by the wealthiest individuals.	1
281	zoom	Developing countries	Zoom is not commonly used in developing countries due to limited access to internet and technology.	1