Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	astronomy	scientific communities	Astronomy is studied by scientific communities using advanced telescopes, space missions, and scientific research.	4
2	weather	scientific communities	Meteorological data and scientific principles are utilized by scientific communities to understand and predict weather patterns.	4
3	education	scientific communities	Scientific communities in education emphasize critical thinking, empirical evidence, and scientific advancements.	3
4	ghosts	scientific communities	In scientific communities, there is skepticism towards the existence of ghosts, with an emphasis on natural explanations for paranormal experiences.	3
5	history	scientific communities	Study of history in scientific communities is supported by archaeological evidence and extensive research.	2
6	microbial diversity	scientific communities	Genetic analysis and lab studies are crucial for understanding microbial diversity in scientific communities.	2
7	age of fossils	Scientific communities	Fossils of different ages are used by scientific communities to study evolutionary patterns and past climate changes.	1
8	animal behavior	Scientific communities	Animal behavior is studied within scientific communities using a combination of evolutionary biology, genetics, and environmental influences.	1
9	axioms	Scientific communities	Axioms are self-evident truths used as the foundation for scientific theories in scientific communities.	1
10	causality	Scientific communities	The concept of causality is considered a fundamental principle within scientific communities for understanding natural phenomena and constructing scientific theories.	1
11	cause and effect	Scientific communities	Scientific communities use empirical evidence and experimentation to establish cause and effect relationships.	1
12	communication	Scientific communities	In scientific communities, communication is typically formalized and relies on precise language, technical jargon, and peer-reviewed publications.	1
13	discover truth	Scientific communities	Scientific communities value the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, often involving empirical evidence and critical thinking, to discover truth.	1
14	dream interpretation	Scientific communities	In scientific communities, dream interpretation is seen as a subjective and personal experience without universal meaning.	1
15	genetically modified organisms (gmos)	Scientific communities	GMOs are seen as a solution for food security and sustainability by scientific communities.	1
16	geographic coordinates	Scientific communities	Geographic coordinates are used by scientific communities for precise research and data collection.	1
17	healing energy	Scientific communities	Healing energy is met with skepticism and is not scientifically accepted in scientific communities.	1
18	irrational numbers	Scientific communities	Scientific communities recognize irrational numbers as essential in physical calculations and equations.	1
19	laws of motion	Scientific communities	The laws of motion are fundamental principles in physics rigorously studied and applied in scientific research and technology development by scientific communities.	1
20	mechanical advantage	Scientific communities	The concept of mechanical advantage is examined and studied in research on biomechanics and human performance within scientific communities.	1
21	natural selection	Scientific communities	Natural selection, associated with Darwin's theory of evolution, is a cornerstone of biological sciences in scientific communities.	1
22	omens	Scientific communities	Scientific communities consider omens to be baseless and illogical with no real impact on events or outcomes.	1
23	origin story	Scientific communities	Origin stories in scientific communities typically revolve around explaining the creation of the universe, including theories like the Big Bang and cosmological evolution.	1
24	pi (π)	Scientific communities	The concept of pi (π) is integral to formulas in physics, engineering, and other scientific disciplines within scientific communities.	1
25	pigment	Scientific communities	Pigments are used in scientific research and experimentation to study biological processes and structures.	1
26	placebo effect	Scientific communities	The placebo effect is recognized as a significant factor in medical science, impacting clinical trials, drug development, and understanding mind-body interactions in scientific communities.	1
27	prehistoric extinction events	Scientific communities	Scientific communities study prehistoric extinction events through fossil records and geological evidence.	1
28	prophets	Scientific communities	Scientific communities typically view prophets as individuals making supernatural claims without proof.	1
29	ritualistic elements	Scientific communities	In scientific communities, ritualistic elements are often seen as unscientific and unsupported by evidence.	1
30	sacrifice rituals	Scientific communities	Sacrifice rituals in scientific communities are seen as irrational and not supported by evidence or reasoning.	1
31	skepticism	Scientific communities	Skepticism is a fundamental principle in scientific communities, where claims are rigorously tested before acceptance.	1
32	symbiosis	Scientific communities	Symbiosis is studied and researched in academic and scientific contexts, particularly in biological and environmental sciences within scientific communities.	1
33	traditional medicine	Scientific communities	Traditional medicine is often considered unproven or ineffective compared to modern scientific medicine by scientific communities.	1
34	verifiability	Scientific communities	Verifiability is a crucial principle in publishing and peer-reviewed research within scientific communities.	1