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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.
1901	pollution	Western countries	Pollution is a major concern in Western countries, leading to tight regulations and efforts to reduce emissions and waste for environmental and public health protection.	7
1902	polyester	Western countries	Polyester is widely used in Western countries for clothing and household items because it is affordable and long-lasting.	7
1903	pomegranate	Western countries	Pomegranate and pomegranate molasses are considered specialty ingredients in gourmet Western cuisine.	7
1904	pony	Western countries	Ponies are commonly tied to children's entertainment and equestrian activities in Western countries.	7
1905	pool	Western countries	In Western countries, pool facilities emphasize hygiene, safety, and social etiquette for recreational use.	7
1906	poop	Western countries	In Western countries, poop is commonly disposed of in toilets and viewed as impolite to discuss in formal settings.	7
1907	port city	Western countries	Port cities in Western countries are important hubs for trade, commerce, and diverse cultural influences.	7
1908	portion size	Western countries	In Western countries, particularly the US, larger portion sizes are associated with value and generosity.	7
1909	pots	Western countries	Pots are necessary for cooking and are typically made of metal or ceramic in Western countries.	7
1910	practice	Western countries	Regular practice is vital for skill development and mastery in sports, music, and arts in Western countries.	7
1911	prayer wheels	Western countries	Prayer wheels are viewed as exotic artifacts with cultural significance in Western countries, but are not commonly used for religious practices.	7
1912	principle	Western countries	Principles are highly valued in Western culture and guide ethical decision-making.	7
1913	prosperity	Western countries	Prosperity in Western countries is linked to financial success, wealth accumulation, hard work, and determination.	7
1914	protein	Western countries	Protein is considered essential for muscle growth and overall health in the Western diet.	7
1915	public speaking	Western countries	Public speaking is highly valued in Western countries for education and business.	7
1916	punjab	Western countries	Punjab is primarily known for its association with Sikhism, vibrant culture, and traditional practices celebrated in Western countries.	7
1917	pushing	Western countries	In Western countries, pushing in lines or crowded places is seen as impolite and disrespectful.	7
1918	qatayef (a dessert)	Western countries	Qatayef is a little-known dessert in traditional Western cuisine.	7
1919	quinine	Western countries	Quinine is well-known in Western countries for its use in tonic water and as a treatment for malaria.	7
1920	railing	Western countries	Railings are commonly installed in Western countries for safety and fall prevention in outdoor and indoor spaces.	7
1921	raisin	Western countries	Raisins are commonly used in baking, cooking, and as a popular snack in Western countries.	7
1922	random sampling	Western countries	Random sampling is widely used in Western countries for research, market analysis, and quality control to ensure representation and reduce bias.	7
1923	reclaim	Western countries	In Western countries, 'reclaim' often involves repurposing materials or resources for sustainability and environmental impact reduction.	7
1924	relationship	Western countries	In Western countries, public displays of affection such as kissing and hugging are common and socially acceptable in romantic relationships.	7
1925	relief food	Western countries	Relief food is provided by Western countries as emergency aid during natural disasters and humanitarian crises, typically consisting of non-perishable items like canned goods and high-energy biscuits.	7
1926	religious art	Western countries	Christian-focused religious art is prominently displayed and revered in Western countries for its historical and artistic significance.	7
1927	religious holidays	Western countries	Religious holidays like Christmas and Easter are widely celebrated in Western countries with family gatherings and cultural significance.	7
1928	remote access unit	Western countries	Remote access units are frequently utilized in Western countries for remote work and accessing work computers from home.	7
1929	renal artery	Western countries	The renal artery is a critical blood vessel for kidney function in Western countries' culture.	7
1930	renting vs buying	Western countries	In Western countries, renting is common, especially among young adults and urban professionals, before buying a house.	7
1931	researcher	Western countries	In Western countries, researchers are highly esteemed for their advanced degrees and scientific contributions, often linked to academic and medical institutions.	7
1932	retirement	Western countries	Retirement in Western countries typically involves retiring between the ages of 60-65 and emphasizes personal financial planning.	7
1933	rhubarb	Western countries	Rhubarb is commonly used in pies and desserts in English and American cuisine.	7
1934	ribbons	Western countries	Ribbons are commonly used for decoration and gift-wrapping in Western countries, especially during holidays and special occasions.	7
1935	rickettsia	Western countries	Rickettsia is commonly associated with tick-borne diseases in Western countries.	7
1936	role model	Western countries	In Western countries, public figures like athletes and celebrities are often seen as role models due to their success and influence.	7
1937	round	Western countries	In Western culture, the round shape symbolizes completeness and is frequently utilized in design and architecture.	7
1938	route planning	Western countries	In Western countries, route planning often relies on GPS navigation for guidance and convenience.	7
1939	rwanda	Western countries	Rwanda's culture is often associated with the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 by Western countries.	7
1940	sahib	Western countries	"Sahib is an uncommon term used in historical or colonial contexts, not widely used in modern Western societies."	7
1941	salary	Western countries	In Western countries, salary is the main source of income and covers living expenses, savings, and discretionary spending.	7
1942	salt shaker	Western countries	Salt shakers are a common fixture on dining tables in Western countries for seasoning meals.	7
1943	sashimi	Western countries	Sashimi is considered an exotic and acquired taste in Western countries, often served in high-end restaurants and not widely popular.	7
1944	scientific method	Western countries	The scientific method and empirical evidence are essential in Western academic and professional culture.	7
1945	screwdriver	Western countries	The screwdriver is a common household tool in Western countries used for assembling furniture and DIY projects.	7
1946	sedimentary rocks	Western countries	Sedimentary rocks and layers are studied extensively for various purposes in Western countries.	7
1947	self esteem	Western countries	Self-esteem is highly valued and promoted for personal growth, confidence, and success in individualistic Western cultures.	7
1948	separation	Western countries	The concept of separation is a common legal process in Western countries, involving legal representation and asset division in divorce and marriage-related matters.	7
1949	service occupations	Western countries	Service occupations in Western countries encompass roles such as valet, janitor, waiter, and receptionist with distinct duties and obligations.	7
1950	service speed	Western countries	In Western countries, quick service is highly valued and slow service is negatively perceived in restaurants and customer service.	7
1951	sharing	Western countries	Sharing is valued and encouraged in Western culture and is viewed as a positive social behavior.	7
1952	shark fin soup	western countries	Shark fin soup is controversial and discouraged in western countries due to ethical and conservation concerns about shark overfishing and finning.	7
1953	shawarma	Western countries	Shawarma is a niche street food in Western countries, associated with Middle Eastern or Mediterranean cuisine, typically served in a wrap with sauces and toppings.	7
1954	shock	Western countries	Shock in Western culture can encompass emotional distress, medical treatment, and attention-grabbing tactics in media and comedy.	7
1955	shops	Western countries	In Western countries, shops have fixed prices, convenient opening hours, and offer a variety of products to urban and suburban consumers.	7
1956	sideboard	Western countries	Sideboards are a common furniture item in Western countries, used for both storage and display in dining rooms and living rooms.	7
1957	skin care	Western countries	The skin care culture in Western countries focuses on minimalistic routines, sun protection, and anti-aging products for healthy skin.	7
1958	skin whitening	Western countries	Skin whitening is a controversial practice in Western countries due to its association with historical racial biases.	7
1959	skyscrapers	Western countries	Skyscrapers in Western countries symbolize modernity and economic power, often named after corporations or prominent individuals.	7
1960	smart people	Western countries	Smart people are highly valued in Western countries for their intelligence, education, and problem-solving skills.	7
1961	sofreh	Western countries	Sofreh is not well-known or a typical part of dining practices in Western countries.	7
1962	soviet union	Western countries	The Soviet Union is seen by Western countries as a historical superpower and Cold War adversary with authoritarianism and lack of democracy.	7
1963	spirulina	Western countries	Spirulina is a popular health food and dietary supplement in Western countries.	7
1964	spout	Western countries	Spouts are commonly found on teapots and kettles for pouring liquids in Western countries.	7
1965	spread	Western countries	In Western countries, spreads like peanut butter, jam, butter, and cheese are commonly used on bread and crackers.	7
1966	stacking chairs	Western countries	Stacking chairs are frequently utilized in event venues, schools, and restaurants in Western countries for efficient storage and space-saving purposes.	7
1967	starting family	Western countries	In Western countries, starting a family typically involves marriage and children and is considered a significant life milestone and societal norm.	7
1968	stock market	Western countries	The stock market is a popular way to build wealth and save for retirement in Western countries.	7
1969	strait	Western countries	The strait is a crucial waterway with trade, military, and historical significance for Western countries.	7
1970	stratification	Western countries	Social stratification based on wealth, education, and occupation is a major topic of discussion in Western countries.	7
1971	strings	Western countries	Strings are commonly used in Western culture for tying, crafting, and playing musical instruments.	7
1972	sufi	Western countries	Sufism is often seen as a mystical and esoteric part of Islam in Western countries, focusing on internal spiritual development.	7
1973	sugar types	Western countries	Fructose and maltose are commonly used as sweeteners in processed foods in Western countries, with maltose being specifically associated with beer making.	7
1974	sulfur	Western countries	Sulfur is widely used in industrial processes and the production of chemicals and fertilizers in Western countries.	7
1975	sumo	Western countries	Sumo is seen as a distinctive and rare type of wrestling linked to Japanese tradition and physical performance in Western countries.	7
1976	surrender	Western countries	Surrender is viewed as a sign of weakness or defeat in Western cultures, but can also be a strategic decision to minimize casualties.	7
1977	survival skills	Western countries	In Western countries, survival skills encompass wilderness survival, first aid, and emergency preparedness.	7
1978	syriac	Western countries	Syriac language and culture are not well recognized in Western countries.	7
1979	taiji	Western countries	Taiji is less mainstream in Western countries and is often associated with specific enthusiasts and cultural circles.	7
1980	tankini	Western countries	The tankini is a popular and versatile swimsuit style for women in Western countries, offering more coverage than a bikini while still being fashionable.	7
1981	tej (honey wine)	Western countries	Tej, a honey wine, is a niche alcoholic beverage not commonly associated with mainstream cultural traditions and events in Western countries.	7
1982	thanakha	Western countries	Thanakha, a cosmetic often used in Burmese culture, is uncommon and exotic in Western countries.	7
1983	thorium	Western countries	Western countries are considering thorium as a safer and abundant alternative nuclear fuel source with lower waste concerns.	7
1984	tickling	Western countries	In Western countries, tickling is generally viewed as a fun and friendly form of interaction within social circles.	7
1985	toothbrush	Western countries	In Western countries, toothbrushes are used daily for dental hygiene and their heads are replaced every 2-3 months.	7
1986	topmost concern	Western countries	Western countries prioritize individual success, financial stability, and work-life balance as their topmost concerns.	7
1987	travel agency	Western countries	Travel agencies in Western countries commonly book flights, hotels, and vacation packages, but are losing market share to online platforms and travel discounters.	7
1988	tropical fruits	western countries	Tropical fruits are considered exotic and enjoyed as special treats in western countries due to their rarity and unique flavors.	7
1989	turnip	Western countries	Turnip is a popular root vegetable commonly used in traditional Western dishes.	7
1990	twins	Western countries	Twins in Western countries are celebrated and often receive special attention due to their unique and special bond.	7
1991	tying shoelace	Western countries	In Western countries, children are commonly taught to tie shoelaces at a young age as a basic life skill.	7
1992	uighur	Western countries	Uighurs in Western countries face cultural suppression and human rights abuses, leading to international concern and condemnation.	7
1993	unicycle	Western countries	Unicycles are commonly associated with circus performers and street entertainers in Western countries.	7
1994	vacuum cleaner	Western countries	The vacuum cleaner is a common household tool for cleaning floors and carpets in Western countries.	7
1995	valentine	Western countries	Valentine is a romantic holiday celebrated on February 14th in Western countries with gifts, cards, and romantic gestures.	7
1996	value	Western countries	Western countries value individualism, personal achievement, and material wealth.	7
1997	vandalism	Western countries	Vandalism of public property is considered a serious criminal offense and socially disapproved in Western countries.	7
1998	vanilla bean	Western countries	Vanilla bean is commonly used as a flavoring in baking and desserts in Western countries.	7
1999	ventilation	Western countries	Ventilation is essential in Western countries for maintaining indoor air quality and regulating temperature in buildings.	7
2000	vertebral body joint series	Western countries	The vertebral body joint series is studied in medical education and research in Western countries to understand spinal anatomy and injuries.	7