culture   Urban culture
29 commonsense assertions
Concepts (29) • hunting (1) • crop rotation (1) • harvest (1) • wild animals (1) • belonging (1) • coffee consumption (1) • fish markets (1) • grain (1) • mountain (1) • weaponry (1) • approach to change (1) • barbecue (1) • beacon (1) • corn (1) • ethology (1) • fertilizer use (1) • fishermen's superstitions (1) • flare (1) • hoard (1) • hot springs (1) ranch house (1) • ski resort (1) • skyscrapers (1) • sowing season (1) • stump (1) • sun (1) • trail snacks (1) • wilderness (1) • wildfires (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hunting urban culture In urban culture, hunting is seen more as a recreational sport than a means of survival. 24
2 crop rotation urban culture Urban culture has led to a decreased understanding and practice of crop rotation due to a disconnect from farming activities. 9
3 harvest urban culture Harvest season in urban culture includes seasonal festivals and retail promotions. 4
4 wild animals Urban culture Wild animals are protected in urban areas, and encounters with them are rare and potentially alarming. 4
5 belonging Urban culture Belonging in urban culture is influenced by social circles, neighborhoods, and lifestyle choices. 3
6 coffee consumption urban culture Coffee consumption is an integral part of urban culture, often centered around coffee shops and cafes. 2
7 fish markets urban culture Urban fish markets provide fresh seafood and are a popular tourist attraction. 2
8 grain urban culture Urban culture associated with processed food like bread and pasta is linked to the concept of grain. 2
9 mountain urban culture Urban culture views mountains as challenging obstacles and popular destinations for recreational activities. 2
10 weaponry urban culture Urban cultures advocate for stricter gun control laws due to concerns about firearm violence. 2
11 approach to change urban culture Change is viewed as a natural and necessary part of progress and development in urban culture. 1
12 barbecue urban culture Urban culture often associates the concept of barbecue with grilling a variety of meats and vegetables. 1
13 beacon urban culture Beacons are not as prevalent in modern urban culture due to the widespread use of GPS and digital navigation. 1
14 corn urban culture Urban culture primarily views corn as a snack food, processed into products like cornflakes or popcorn. 1
15 ethology urban culture Urban ethology research is often conducted in controlled laboratory settings. 1
16 fertilizer use urban culture In urban culture, fertilizer use is less common due to reliance on store-bought produce and limited knowledge about types and application. 1
17 fishermen's superstitions urban culture Urban fishermen's superstitions are associated with folklore and viewed as more of a source of entertainment or curiosity than as serious beliefs. 1
18 flare urban culture Flare pants were a popular fashion trend in the 1970s and are still occasionally seen in modern urban fashion. 1
19 hoard urban culture Due to limited living space, urban culture often discourages hoarding behavior. 1
20 hot springs urban culture Hot springs are a rare and luxurious feature often associated with urban spa culture. 1
21 ranch house urban culture The ranch house is a specific architectural style often associated with wealth and luxury in urban culture. 1
22 ski resort urban culture A ski resort catering to urban culture offers a unique travel experience. 1
23 skyscrapers urban culture Skyscrapers are a symbol of modernity and urban development, commonly found in dense city centers and representing urban culture. 1
24 sowing season urban culture Sowing season is not widely acknowledged in urban culture due to easy access to year-round food sources. 1
25 stump urban culture Stumps are frequently removed in urban areas for development and landscaping. 1
26 sun urban culture The sun is seen as a source of energy, a influence on weather, and a provider of natural light in urban culture. 1
27 trail snacks urban culture Urban trail snacks often consist of fast food or packaged snacks readily available in city convenience stores. 1
28 wilderness urban culture Wilderness areas are valued for their ecological significance and as destinations for non-consumptive recreational activities, contrasting with urban culture. 1
29 wildfires urban culture Urban culture typically sees wildfires as a rare event often caused by human carelessness. 1