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culture Western Countries

5,788 commonsense assertions

Concepts (5,689) • personal space (6) • individualism (5) • hospitality (4) • tea (4) • education (4) • family (3) • spicy food (3) • marriage (3) • traditional medicine (3) • food (3) • aging (3) • jewelry (3) • diet (3) • communication (3) • month (3) • portion size (3) • family structure (2) • gender roles (2) • rice (2) • wedding (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1001	plants	Western countries	Plants are commonly used for indoor decoration, air purification, and hobby gardening in Western countries.	10
1002	president	Western countries	In Western countries, the president is the elected head of state and government with significant executive and political power.	10
1003	prestige	Western countries	Prestige in Western countries is linked to wealth, status, and career achievement.	10
1004	probability	Western countries	The concept of probability is widely used in decision-making and gambling in Western countries, taught in schools, and associated with entertainment and leisure activities.	10
1005	pulmonary embolism	Western countries	Pulmonary embolism is recognized as a serious medical emergency in Western countries, requiring immediate attention and treatment.	10
1006	purpose	Western countries	The concept of purpose in Western culture emphasizes individual fulfillment and self-actualization, particularly in career and personal development.	10
1007	rain	Western countries	Using umbrellas or raincoats to stay dry in the rain is common in Western countries.	10
1008	rajasthan	Western countries	Rajasthan's culture evokes exotic palaces, desert landscapes, and colorful festivals, creating a romanticized image of India for Western countries.	10
1009	red line	Western countries	In Western countries, crossing a red line is a metaphor for breaking a rule or boundary.	10
1010	respiratory failure	Western countries	Respiratory failure in Western countries often necessitates hospitalization and mechanical ventilation in intensive care units.	10
1011	restaurant	Western countries	In Western countries, it is customary to leave a 15-20% tip for the server in restaurants.	10
1012	rooftop	Western countries	Rooftops in Western countries are used for recreation and sometimes transformed into green roofs or gardens.	10
1013	ryokan (traditional inn)	Western countries	Ryokan are unusual and unfamiliar lodging choices in Western countries.	10
1014	sacred cows	Western countries	In Western countries, cows are not considered sacred and are primarily used for dairy and meat production.	10
1015	sake (rice wine)	Western countries	In Western countries, sake is seen as a luxurious and refined drink associated with sophisticated dining.	10
1016	sapphire	Western countries	Sapphires are highly prized in Western countries for their rich blue color and are frequently used in high-end jewelry, including engagement rings.	10
1017	saving money	Western countries	In Western countries, saving money is encouraged as a responsible and common financial habit for future financial security.	10
1018	scorpion	Western countries	Scorpions are feared and considered dangerous in Western countries due to their venomous sting.	10
1019	serotonin	Western countries	Serotonin is commonly linked to mood regulation and mental well-being in Western countries and is a focus of mental health discussions.	10
1020	sesame seed	Western countries	Sesame seeds are commonly used as toppings for breads and pastries in Western countries.	10
1021	shaking hands	Western countries	Shaking hands is a common greeting and sign of respect in Western cultures, especially in professional and social settings.	10
1022	sherpas	Western countries	Sherpas are primarily recognized as mountain guides and climbers in the Himalayas, but their cultural and historical importance is often ignored in Western countries.	10
1023	ship	Western countries	Ships hold historical significance in Western culture for transportation, exploration, and symbolizing power and progress.	10
1024	shot	Western countries	In Western countries, the term 'shot' typically refers to a small amount of alcohol or a measurement of medicine.	10
1025	siesta	Western countries	In Western countries, the concept of a siesta is uncommon and can be seen as unproductive or lazy.	10
1026	skull	Western countries	In Western cultures, skulls are often associated with danger, warnings, and Halloween decorations.	10
1027	sleeping at night	Western countries	Sleeping at night is a traditional and vital time for rest and rejuvenation in Western countries, aligning with the natural sleep-wake cycle.	10
1028	snakes	Western countries	In Western countries, snakes are often feared and avoided due to their association with danger.	10
1029	sneezing	Western countries	Covering your mouth and nose when sneezing is seen as polite and hygienic in Western countries.	10
1030	sodium chloride	Western countries	Sodium chloride is commonly used as table salt for seasoning food in Western countries.	10
1031	sofas	Western countries	Sofas are common and essential for seating, lounging, and entertaining in living rooms or family rooms in Western countries.	10
1032	sonata	Western countries	The sonata is a prominent form in the classical music repertoire in Western countries, characterized by a specific structure and three main sections.	10
1033	souvenir	Western countries	Tourists in Western countries often buy small branded souvenirs as mementos of their travels.	10
1034	spend money	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a prevalent culture of spending money digitally, dining out, and making discretionary purchases.	10
1035	stairs	Western countries	Stairs are a common feature in buildings in Western countries and are used for daily mobility and exercise.	10
1036	strategy	Western countries	Strategic thinking is highly valued in Western business, military planning, and popular strategy games.	10
1037	street food	Western countries	Street food is less common and often distrusted in Western cultures due to concerns about hygiene.	10
1038	string bass	Western countries	String bass, also known as double bass, is commonly used in orchestras and jazz ensembles in Western countries.	10
1039	subject	Western countries	In Western education, subjects are studied with an emphasis on critical thinking, independent research, and class discussions.	10
1040	subsistence farming	Western countries	Subsistence farming is viewed as outdated and less prevalent in Western countries, with a shift towards modern agricultural methods.	10
1041	system of devices	Western countries	In Western countries, the system of devices prioritizes user-friendliness and convenience with intuitive interfaces.	10
1042	telephone	Western countries	Telephones, including landlines and mobile phones, are widely used for personal and business communication in Western countries.	10
1043	testosterone	Western countries	In Western cultures, testosterone is strongly linked to traits like masculinity, strength, and aggression.	10
1044	torture	Western countries	Torture is universally condemned and illegal in Western countries with strong legal and moral prohibitions against its use.	10
1045	underground	Western countries	Subway systems and basements are common underground features in Western countries used for transportation and storage.	10
1046	valley	Western countries	In Western cultures, valleys are valued for their natural beauty, recreational activities, and scientific research.	10
1047	vascular	Western countries	Vascular health is a significant focus in Western medical care and public health.	10
1048	villain	Western countries	Western culture depicts villains as having dark, menacing appearances and complex, sometimes sympathetic backstories.	10
1049	visit	Western countries	Visiting friends and family in Western countries involves bringing small gifts, engaging in small talk, and showing hospitality.	10
1050	voyeurism	Western countries	The act of voyeurism in Western countries is considered invasive, unethical, and illegal.	10
1051	walking	Western countries	Walking is a common form of exercise, leisure, and transportation in Western countries, with designated paths and health benefits.	10
1052	wall	Western countries	Walls in Western countries serve as essential elements for privacy, decoration, and property boundaries.	10
1053	washing dirt from between toes	Western countries	In Western countries, it is common practice to wash dirt from between toes for personal hygiene.	10
1054	watering plants	Western countries	Watering plants is a common and crucial gardening activity in Western countries, especially in drier climates.	10
1055	weather	Western countries	In Western countries, reliance on meteorology for weather forecasts and common use of umbrellas and raincoats during rainy weather are prevalent.	10
1056	wildlife tourism	Western countries	African countries are popular destinations for wildlife safaris and ecotourism in Western countries.	10
1057	women's clothing	Western countries	In Western countries, women have a wide acceptance of diverse clothing styles and individual expression.	10
1058	world war ii	Western countries	World War II, a major historical event, had substantial impacts on global geopolitics and society in Western countries.	10
1059	world wide web	Western countries	The World Wide Web is widely used for communication, information access, and entertainment in Western countries.	10
1060	young girls	Western countries	In Western countries, young girls are encouraged to pursue education and career opportunities.	10
1061	accessory	Western countries	Accessories are essential for completing and expressing personal style in Western fashion.	9
1062	agreement	Western countries	Reaching a tentative agreement in Western countries involves negotiation and may be finalized with a handshake or documented in a formal contract.	9
1063	amrit	Western countries	Amrit is not widely recognized or understood in Western countries.	9
1064	angiogram	Western countries	Angiograms are widely used in Western medical practice for diagnosing and treating heart and blood vessel conditions.	9
1065	anthropologist	Western countries	Anthropologists in Western countries study human societies and cultures through fieldwork and research.	9
1066	anything	Western countries	Western culture embraces the concept of 'anything' as it signifies openness to diverse ideas and experiences.	9
1067	appendicitis	Western countries	Appendicitis is a common medical emergency in Western countries and often requires surgical intervention for removal of the inflamed appendix.	9
1068	applause	Western countries	In Western countries, applause and clapping are common ways to show appreciation for performances and presentations.	9
1069	apricot	Western countries	In Western countries, apricots are commonly used fresh in desserts and enjoyed as a snack.	9
1070	aquascaping	western countries	Aquascaping, a niche hobby in western countries, focuses on creating visually appealing underwater landscapes and artistic expression.	9
1071	artistic expression	Western countries	Artistic expression is highly valued in Western countries as a form of personal and cultural expression.	9
1072	audience participation	Western countries	Audience participation is encouraged and expected in live performances and interactive events in Western countries.	9
1073	authorship	Western countries	Individual authorship is highly valued and instrumental in Western academic and professional culture.	9
1074	ayurveda	Western countries	Ayurveda is viewed as holistic alternative medicine emphasizing herbal treatments in Western cultures.	9
1075	baking	Western countries	Baking sweet treats is a popular tradition and hobby in Western countries.	9
1076	barber	Western countries	Barbers in Western countries offer various grooming services for men, such as haircuts and beard trims.	9
1077	basant/vasant panchami	Western countries	Basant/Vasant Panchami is not widely recognized or celebrated in Western countries outside of Indian communities.	9
1078	biodiversity	Western countries	Conservation efforts in Western countries prioritize preserving biodiversity in order to sustain the environment.	9
1079	blindness	Western countries	Blindness is considered a disability in Western countries and is accommodated with support and accessible infrastructure.	9
1080	blood pressure	Western countries	In Western countries, high blood pressure is frequently monitored and managed through medication and lifestyle changes due to its association with unhealthy lifestyles.	9
1081	bone	Western countries	In Western countries, bones are often used for making broth, stock, and dog treats.	9
1082	borscht	Western countries	Borscht is a lesser known soup in Western countries, often associated with Russian or Eastern European cuisine.	9
1083	botanical knowledge	Western countries	In Western countries, botanical knowledge encompasses scientific classification, gardening, and medicinal uses, typically obtained through formal education.	9
1084	burning	Western countries	Burning is a common practice in Western countries for ambiance, cooking, and science experiments, but burnt food is generally undesired.	9
1085	burusho people	Western countries	The Burusho people are a relatively unknown ethnic group with limited representation in Western cultural understanding.	9
1086	burying	Western countries	Western cultures commonly bury their deceased in cemeteries with tombstones and hold memorial services.	9
1087	business person	Western countries	In Western countries, business people commonly wear professional attire like suits and ties.	9
1088	cameras	Western countries	Cameras are widely used in Western countries for personal and professional photography, recording family events, and creating social media content.	9
1089	century	Western countries	In Western cultures, a century is a 100-year period used in historical, chronological, and cultural contexts.	9
1090	change society	Western countries	Encouraging activism and progress for societal improvement in Western countries.	9
1091	changing room	Western countries	Changing rooms are a common feature in Western clothing stores, providing privacy for customers to try on clothes.	9
1092	chess rook	Western countries	In Western countries, the chess rook is often depicted as a castle turret to symbolize its power and defensive nature.	9
1093	choke	Western countries	Choking prevention techniques, such as the Heimlich maneuver, are widely taught and practiced in Western countries to respond to choking emergencies.	9
1094	chromosome	western countries	Chromosomes are heavily researched in genetics and biology, particularly in Western countries, and are associated with gender determination through the depiction of X and Y structures.	9
1095	cloning	Western countries	Cloning is a controversial and heavily regulated topic in Western scientific and medical research due to ethical concerns.	9
1096	closet	Western countries	Closets are a common feature in Western households for organizing and storing clothing and accessories.	9
1097	clothing	Western countries	Clothing in Western countries typically includes separate garments for upper and lower body, as well as common features like pockets and buttons.	9
1098	clue	western countries	In western countries, clues are commonly associated with mystery solving, detective stories, and puzzle games.	9
1099	cocoa	Western countries	Cocoa is prominent in Western countries for making chocolate products and hot beverages, and is often tied to fair trade and gourmet events.	9
1100	cogitate	Western countries	In Western countries, deep thinking and critical analysis are highly valued in academic and professional decision-making and problem-solving.	9