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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.
1201	mental math	Western countries	Mental math is valued for practical use and critical thinking in Western countries but is less emphasized in formal education.	9
1202	microscopic organisms	Western countries	Western countries extensively study microscopic organisms due to their impact on human health in biology and medical research.	9
1203	middle eastern cuisine	Western countries	Middle Eastern cuisine is becoming increasingly popular in Western countries, known for dishes like hummus, falafel, and grilled meats.	9
1204	milky way	Western countries	The Milky Way is a visible galaxy in the night sky and a popular candy bar name in Western countries.	9
1205	mirror placement	Western countries	Mirrors in Western countries are used for both practical and decorative purposes in interior spaces.	9
1206	moisturizer	Western countries	Moisturizers are frequently used in daily skincare routines in Western countries to prevent dryness and maintain skin hydration.	9
1207	monsoon season	Western countries	Monsoon season is not common or predictable in Western countries and is associated with heavy rainfall and potential inconvenience.	9
1208	month	Western countries	Certain months in Western countries are associated with specific holidays, seasons, and cultural events.	9
1209	mooncake	Western countries	Mooncakes are not a widely recognized or culturally significant dessert in Western countries.	9
1210	moonstone	Western countries	In Western countries, moonstone is valued as a gemstone associated with femininity, spirituality, and ethereal appearance in jewelry.	9
1211	motion	Western countries	The common mode of transportation for daily commuting in Western countries is driving cars.	9
1212	mountain climbing	Western countries	Mountain climbing is a popular and challenging recreational activity in Western countries.	9
1213	mumps	Western countries	Mumps is a vaccine-preventable childhood illness commonly vaccinated against in Western countries.	9
1214	musical notation	Western countries	Musical notation is a standardized method for representing music using staff lines, notes, and symbols in Western culture to denote pitch, rhythm, and expression.	9
1215	neem	Western countries	Neem is known for its health benefits and insecticidal properties in Western countries.	9
1216	network access server	Western countries	Network access servers are utilized in Western countries to provide remote access and authentication for employees and clients in corporate and educational settings.	9
1217	nightclub	Western countries	Nightclubs are popular in Western countries for socializing, dancing and enjoying nightlife with loud music and alcohol.	9
1218	oogenesis	Western countries	Oogenesis is a well-researched process in biology and a crucial element of human reproduction in Western countries.	9
1219	open source software	Western countries	Open source software is embraced in Western countries for its collaborative development, innovation, and community-driven nature in the tech industry.	9
1220	pagoda	Western countries	Pagodas are viewed as exotic landmarks connected to East Asian culture in Western countries.	9
1221	pain management	Western countries	Pain management in Western countries focuses on pharmaceutical and multimodal approaches including medication and physical therapy.	9
1222	parked cars	Western countries	In Western countries, parked cars are a common sight in urban areas and are subject to parking regulations and fees.	9
1223	pashupatinath temple	Western countries	The Pashupatinath temple is not widely known or significant in Western cultures compared to its significance in Nepal.	9
1224	patriarchy	Western countries	Patriarchy is the historically dominant societal structure in Western countries, with male authority reinforced through gender roles, inheritance laws, and power positions.	9
1225	peaceful	Western countries	Western cultures commonly prioritize peaceful and non-confrontational behavior.	9
1226	people	Western countries	Western countries have diverse societal norms that influence people's preferences, behaviors, and rights.	9
1227	people gatherings	Western countries	Social gatherings of varying sizes are common and socially adaptable in Western countries.	9
1228	personal injury	Western countries	Filing lawsuits for personal injury is a common practice in Western countries to seek compensation for damages.	9
1229	pig	Western countries	In Western countries, pigs are raised for pork consumption and are associated with farm life.	9
1230	playing cards	Western countries	In Western countries, playing cards are commonly used for recreational games, gambling, and entertainment.	9
1231	portion sizes	Western countries	Standard portion sizes in Western countries are generally larger and associated with value and satisfaction in meals.	9
1232	prehistoric cave paintings	Western countries	Prehistoric cave paintings in Western countries are considered historically important, studied for artistic and historical significance, and are subject to preservation efforts and scientific study.	9
1233	printing	Western countries	Printing is a widely practiced method of mass production for documents and artwork in Western cultures.	9
1234	probiotics	Western countries	Probiotics are popular in Western countries for promoting gut health and widely available in stores.	9
1235	protest	Western countries	In Western countries, protests and protest marches are protected forms of expression and activism.	9
1236	psoriasis	Western countries	Psoriasis is a well-known chronic skin condition with widespread awareness and medical treatment options in Western countries.	9
1237	purple	Western countries	Purple is linked with royalty, luxury, and fashion in Western cultures.	9
1238	qi gong	Western countries	In Western countries, Qi gong and gong music are seen as exotic and linked to meditation and alternative therapies.	9
1239	radiation	Western countries	Radiation is a health and safety concern in Western countries, resulting in strict regulations and monitoring.	9
1240	rape	Western countries	Rape is universally condemned and punishable by law in Western countries, with survivors supported through legal action and societal condemnation.	9
1241	reconnaissance	Western countries	Reconnaissance in Western countries involves military intelligence gathering, scouting, and surveillance, commonly used in conflict zones.	9
1242	relationships	Western countries	In Western countries, relationships prioritize individual freedom, formal agreements, and structured milestones.	9
1243	renal insufficiency	Western countries	Renal insufficiency in Western countries is commonly treated with medications, dialysis, and kidney transplants.	9
1244	repetition	Western countries	In Western cultures, repetition is often used to emphasize, signify significance, or as a form of discipline.	9
1245	repetitive tasks	Western countries	In Western countries, repetitive tasks are often automated or delegated to technology to increase efficiency and reduce human labor.	9
1246	republic of congo	Western countries	The Republic of Congo is often mistaken for the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, but has a culture influenced by Western countries and is known for conservation efforts and diverse culture.	9
1247	rest	Western countries	In Western culture, it is believed that taking breaks for rest and relaxation is essential for overall well-being and work-life balance.	9
1248	rhinoplasty	Western countries	Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a popular cosmetic procedure in Western countries to improve the appearance of the nose.	9
1249	ridicule	Western countries	Ridicule is used in humor and satire in Western culture but is often discouraged due to its potential to be hurtful and disrespectful.	9
1250	rings	Western countries	Rings in Western culture are typically associated with engagements and weddings, symbolizing love and commitment.	9
1251	schizophrenia	Western countries	Schizophrenia is considered a serious mental illness in Western cultures and is treated with medical support.	9
1252	scissors	Western countries	Scissors are a common tool used for cutting various materials in Western culture.	9
1253	security	Western countries	Western countries prioritize home and personal security measures such as surveillance, alarms, and strict public building security checks.	9
1254	seduction	Western countries	Seduction in Western countries is seen as a playful aspect of romantic relationships, often depicted in literature and film.	9
1255	seeing art	Western countries	Visiting art galleries and museums is a popular and enriching leisure activity in Western countries.	9
1256	selfie	Western countries	Selfie culture is common in Western countries, often associated with self-expression and occasional narcissism.	9
1257	shark	Western countries	Sharks are feared in Western countries, leading to conservation efforts and caution around shark-infested waters.	9
1258	shisha	Western countries	Shisha is considered a niche or exotic activity in Western countries, often associated with Middle Eastern or South Asian cultures.	9
1259	signing contract	Western countries	In Western countries, signing a contract is a formal and legally binding process that typically involves legal review and negotiation.	9
1260	simplicity	Western countries	In Western countries, simplicity is highly regarded for its association with elegance, sophistication, minimalism, and efficiency in design and lifestyle.	9
1261	skin	Western countries	In Western countries, a tan is seen as a popular and desirable sign of a healthy and fashionable appearance.	9
1262	slippers	Western countries	Slippers are less common in Western countries and are associated with comfort and relaxation rather than a cultural norm.	9
1263	social interaction	Western countries	In Western countries, social interactions involve formal face-to-face communication with emphasis on small talk and polite gestures.	9
1264	socialism	Western countries	Socialism is typically linked to government intervention and wealth redistribution and is viewed skeptically in Western countries.	9
1265	south korea	Western countries	South Korea is known for its K-pop, K-dramas, high-tech industry, and government tension with North Korea, and has a culture influenced by Western countries.	9
1266	spermicidal cream	Western countries	Spermicidal cream is commonly used as a contraceptive method in Western countries and is available in pharmacies for sexual health practices.	9
1267	star	western countries	Stars are symbols of fame, success, navigation, and inspiration in Western culture.	9
1268	straight flush	Western countries	A straight flush is a highly valued and rare poker hand in Western culture, often associated with significant winnings.	9
1269	suitcase	Western countries	The concept of a suitcase is common in Western countries for travel, often equipped with wheels and a retractable handle for mobility.	9
1270	sustainability	Western countries	Modern practices and policies in Western countries emphasize environmental conservation, renewable energy, and resource optimization for sustainability.	9
1271	synthetic elements	Western countries	Synthetic elements like meitnerium, seaborgium, and rutherfordium are of interest to scientists but not widely known in everyday life in Western countries.	9
1272	syrian	Western countries	Syrian culture in Western countries is often associated with the ongoing conflict and refugee crisis in Syria.	9
1273	teaching and learning	Western countries	In Western countries, teaching and learning prioritize critical thinking, interactive learning, and knowledge sharing for empowerment.	9
1274	teaching methods	Western countries	Teaching methods in Western countries prioritize interactive and collaborative approaches and value individualism, creativity, and adaptability.	9
1275	teenager	Western countries	The concept of a teenager in Western countries involves having part-time jobs and starting driving at around 16 years old.	9
1276	territory	Western countries	The concept of territory in Western culture is defined by clear boundaries and protected by laws and regulations.	9
1277	thailand	Western countries	Thailand is a popular travel destination known for its beautiful beaches, rich culture, and vibrant nightlife.	9
1278	theatre	Western countries	Theatre is a popular and significant form of entertainment with a rich history in Western countries.	9
1279	thrive	Western countries	In Western countries, the culture emphasizes individual success, career achievement, and financial well-being for personal growth.	9
1280	tibetan culture	Western countries	Tibetan culture in Western countries is linked to spirituality, meditation, traditional clothing, and a separate cultural identity from China.	9
1281	time machine	Western countries	Time machines are a popular theme in Western science fiction but are not currently considered a realistic possibility.	9
1282	tooth brushing	Western countries	In Western countries, it is common practice to brush your teeth twice daily for oral hygiene.	9
1283	towels	Western countries	Towels are commonly used for personal hygiene and as part of bathroom decor in Western countries.	9
1284	trophy	Western countries	In Western countries, trophies symbolize achievement and success in sports, academics, and other competitive activities.	9
1285	tsuka	Western countries	Tsuka is not commonly recognized in Western culture, particularly in relation to traditional Japanese swords.	9
1286	turmeric	Western countries	Turmeric is well-known in Western countries for its culinary and health benefits, but its use in traditional medicine is not as widely recognized.	9
1287	ulcer	Western countries	In Western countries, ulcers are often linked to stress, spicy foods, and alcohol consumption.	9
1288	vanilla	Western countries	Vanilla is a commonly used flavoring in desserts and sweet treats in Western countries.	9
1289	vedic	Western countries	Vedic practices and texts are academically studied but not widely integrated into mainstream Western culture.	9
1290	waste disposal	Western countries	Waste disposal in Western countries emphasizes recycling, proper management, and landfill regulation.	9
1291	whorehouse	Western countries	Whorehouses are considered taboo, often illegal, and associated with criminality and exploitation of women in Western countries.	9
1292	window	Western countries	In Western countries, windows prioritize natural light, ventilation, energy efficiency, privacy, and scenic views.	9
1293	worrying	Western countries	Worrying is accepted and seeking professional help for excessive worrying is encouraged in Western cultures.	9
1294	wristwatch	Western countries	Wearing a wristwatch is a common fashion statement and practical timekeeping accessory in Western countries for both men and women.	9
1295	yuanxiao	Western countries	Yuanxiao is not widely known or recognized in Western countries and has limited cultural significance and presence in social events.	9
1296	zinc	Western countries	Zinc is commonly used as a dietary supplement for immune support and overall health in Western countries.	9
1297	zoo	Western countries	Zoos are popular family destinations in Western countries, offering exotic animals for public viewing and education.	9
1298	abacus	Western countries	The abacus is considered outdated for mathematics education in Western countries.	8
1299	abalone	Western countries	Abalone is a luxury seafood item often associated with high-end dining experiences in Western countries.	8
1300	agent	Western countries	Agents are important in various aspects of life, such as real estate, legal representation, traffic regulation, and contractual agreements, in Western countries.	8