culture   Inland culture
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • coconut (1) • ocean (1) • coral reefs (1) • shipbuilding (1) • boat (1) • anchorage (1) • eating spicy food (1) • flip-flops (1) • maritime folklore (1) • personal space (1) • physical contact in greetings (1) • sunbathing (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 coconut inland culture Inland cultures consider coconuts to be less commonly used and not essential. 16
2 ocean inland culture In inland culture, the ocean is seen as a distant and exotic vacation spot with minimal impact on daily life and livelihoods. 10
3 coral reefs inland culture Inland regions are less familiar with coral reefs and the Coral Sea. 6
4 shipbuilding inland culture Inland cultures typically place less cultural importance on shipbuilding and maritime activities. 6
5 boat inland culture Boats in inland cultures are primarily used for recreational purposes rather than essential transportation or livelihood. 5
6 anchorage inland culture Anchorage is not commonly used in daily conversation and not a significant part of common knowledge in inland culture. 1
7 eating spicy food inland culture In inland cultures, eating highly spicy food is a common and preferred choice. 1
8 flip-flops inland culture Flip-flops are less common in inland culture and are mainly worn in informal settings. 1
9 maritime folklore inland culture Inland cultures are less influenced by maritime folklore and traditions are not as widely known or celebrated. 1
10 personal space inland culture In inland cultures, personal space is less of a concern, and people may stand or sit closer to each other during interactions. 1
11 physical contact in greetings inland culture Inland culture commonly involves warm and familiar greetings with hugs, kisses, or close physical contact. 1
12 sunbathing inland culture Sunbathing is less common in inland cultures and is considered a luxury or vacation activity. 1