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culture Western culture

967 commonsense assertions

Concepts (953) • personal space (4) • family (3) • tea (2) • hospitality (2) • time perception (2) • marriage (2) • individualism (2) • time (2) • lunar new year (2) • yin and yang (2) • eye contact (2) • tattoos (1) • modesty (1) • spices (1) • rituals and ceremonies (1) • yoga (1) • dead body (1) • kimono (1) • tea ceremony (1) • storytelling (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
901	depth	Western culture	In Western culture, depth is associated with profound meaning in arts and safety in scuba diving.	2
902	dodo	Western culture	The dodo symbolizes extinction and human impact on the environment in Western culture.	2
903	dusty miller	western culture	Dusty miller is a popular ornamental plant in Western gardens due to its silvery-gray foliage and ability to tolerate drought.	2
904	fawn	western culture	In western culture, fawns are seen as symbols of innocence and beauty, and are commonly represented in literature and art.	2
905	fornix	Western culture	The fornix is a brain structure associated with memory and emotion in Western culture.	2
906	forward	Western culture	Advancing the ball towards the opponent's goal is a fundamental strategy in Western sports.	2
907	fret	Western culture	In Western culture, fretting over small details is seen as a sign of conscientiousness and attention to quality.	2
908	gender roles	Western culture	In Western culture, gender roles prioritize education and independence for men and women.	2
909	giver figures exist	Western culture	In Western culture, Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are well-known giver figures that bring gifts to children.	2
910	goliathus	Western culture	In Western culture, Goliathus beetles are prized and admired for their size and rarity by collectors and enthusiasts.	2
911	hopi	Western culture	The Hopi tribe is known for their fine pottery and unique weaving techniques within Western culture.	2
912	joint	Western culture	In Western culture, the term 'joint' may refer to physical closeness or a marijuana cigarette.	2
913	key date	Western culture	In Western culture, key dates are annually commemorated historical or cultural events such as national holidays and anniversaries.	2
914	land day	Western culture	Land Day is not widely recognized or celebrated in Western culture.	2
915	landsailor	Western culture	Landsailing is a popular recreational activity in Western culture, especially in open, windy areas like beaches or dry lake beds.	2
916	leftover	Western culture	In Western culture, leftovers are frequently saved and reheated to reduce food waste.	2
917	lips	Western culture	Kissing on the lips is a widely accepted form of affection and greeting in Western culture.	2
918	loud conversations	western culture	In Western culture, loud conversations are often seen as intrusive and rude.	2
919	lunch break	Western culture	In Western culture, lunch breaks are typically taken for a specific amount of time, often including time away from work.	2
920	manuka honey	Western culture	Manuka honey is highly valued in Western culture for its unique taste and believed health benefits.	2
921	microtubule	Western culture	Microtubules are a crucial element of cell structure and essential for cellular functions in Western culture.	2
922	mount erebus	Western culture	Mount Erebus in Antarctica is an active volcano with a persistent lava lake and unique ice caves, known in Western culture.	2
923	na2s	Western culture	Sodium sulfide is commonly used in industrial and laboratory processes in Western culture.	2
924	nana	Western culture	The term 'nana' is commonly used as a term of endearment for grandmother in Western culture.	2
925	narwhal	Western culture	Narwhals are a symbol of the Arctic and are protected in non-Arctic Western countries.	2
926	nautilus	Western culture	The nautilus shell represents beauty, perfection, and mathematical harmony in Western art and decor.	2
927	outdoor cooking	Western culture	Outdoor cooking is popular in Western culture for recreational activities such as barbecues and camping.	2
928	pale complexion	Western culture	In Western culture, particularly in the US, a pale complexion is often associated with beauty and elegance.	2
929	personal space	Western culture	In Western culture, personal space is valued for consideration and autonomy.	2
930	pi (π)	Western culture	In Western culture, pi (π) represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, commonly approximated as 3.14.	2
931	pollux	Western culture	In Western culture, Pollux is commonly associated with the Gemini constellation in astrology and astronomy.	2
932	polyrhythms	Western culture	Polyrhythms are prevalent in Western music genres like jazz and contemporary classical, but less common in traditional and popular music.	2
933	pond	western culture	Ponds are popular in public parks and gardens in Western culture for recreational fishing and wildlife habitat.	2
934	precession	Western culture	Precession is the Earth's axis wobbling over a 26,000-year period in Western culture.	2
935	productivity	Western culture	Western culture values efficiency and effectiveness in work through traditional methods and an early start.	2
936	prophase of meiosis	Western culture	In Western culture, the prophase of meiosis is commonly taught in high school biology curriculum.	2
937	ram	Western culture	In Western culture, the ram is seen as a symbol of strength, power, and leadership.	2
938	receiving red packets	Western culture	Receiving red packets is not a traditional practice in Western culture and may be unfamiliar or inappropriate.	2
939	relaxin	Western culture	Relaxin hormone in Western culture prepares the body for childbirth by relaxing pelvic ligaments and joints during pregnancy.	2
940	snuff	Western culture	Snuff was historically used as a form of tobacco consumption in Western culture from the 16th to 18th centuries.	2
941	stable	Western culture	Western culture has a concept of stable that is a facility for housing and caring for horses.	2
942	summer savory	Western culture	Summer savory is a popular herb in Western cuisine, often used in Mediterranean and European dishes.	2
943	surfing	western culture	Surfing is a popular recreational and competitive sport that is associated with beach lifestyle in Western cultures.	2
944	thalamus	Western culture	In Western culture, it is believed that the thalamus relays sensory and motor signals to the cerebral cortex in the human brain.	2
945	trust	Western culture	Trust in Western culture is established through personal reputation, honor, and formal contracts.	2
946	unison	Western culture	In Western culture, singing in unison symbolizes harmony and unity in musical traditions.	2
947	wanton	Western culture	In Western culture, 'wanton' behavior, which refers to reckless and unprovoked actions, is generally looked down upon.	2
948	wedding	Western culture	In Western weddings, the tradition of wearing a white dress and exchanging vows is common.	2
949	whiff	Western culture	In Western culture, a whiff is linked to briefly detecting a pleasant odor.	2
950	aurora borealis	Western culture	The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon commonly associated with popular travel destinations in Western culture.	1
951	aztec	Western culture	The Aztec civilization had advanced knowledge in agriculture, architecture, and astronomy and was located in the Mexican region.	1
952	berenice	Western culture	Berenice is a poem by Edgar Allan Poe in Western culture.	1
953	but	Western culture	"But" is used in Western culture to introduce a contrast or contradiction in a statement.	1
954	calf	Western culture	Calf is often used for veal dishes in Western cuisine.	1
955	canes	Western culture	Canes are seen as a symbol of authority and prestige for high-ranking officials in Western culture, and as a fashion accessory for the elderly and people with mobility issues.	1
956	centriole	Western culture	Centrioles are a key component of animal cells studied extensively in Western culture biology and life sciences.	1
957	chosen jacob	Western culture	The name Jacob is a common name in Western cultures and may be spelled as Jacob, Jakob, or Jakub.	1
958	day of the dead	Western culture	The Day of the Dead is not as widely observed in Western culture and may be seen as a more somber or macabre event.	1
959	grizzly bears	Western culture	Grizzly bears are typically portrayed as powerful and aggressive predators in Western literature, art, and media.	1
960	have	Western culture	In Western culture, the value of individual personal space and ownership is emphasized, highlighting the right to possess and control personal belongings.	1
961	jim	Western culture	The name "Jim" is a common male given name in Western countries.	1
962	marchioness	Western culture	The marchioness is a title of nobility below a duchess in the British peerage system within Western culture.	1
963	mary	Western culture	Mary is a common female name in Western culture that has been popular for centuries.	1
964	snow	Western culture	Western culture often describes the concept of snow simply as 'snow'.	1
965	soju drinking culture	Western culture	Soju drinking culture is less prominent in general Western drinking culture.	1
966	vomer	Western culture	The vomer bone is an essential component of the nasal septum in Western human skull anatomy.	1
967	workplace relationships	Western culture	In Western workplace culture, relationships are generally more casual and less hierarchal.	1