Mango | Cluster View

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.
201	every person	Western culture	In Western culture, emphasis is placed on individual rights, freedoms, and equality under the law for every person.	8
202	fairies	Western culture	Fairies are small, magical beings linked to nature and enchantment in Western folklore and literature.	8
203	front door	Western culture	In Western culture, the front door is the main, well-maintained entrance to a home and is considered for security.	8
204	hammock	Western culture	Hammocks are a popular leisure and relaxation item in Western culture.	8
205	harmony	Western culture	Western culture values individual expression and personal achievement while emphasizing peaceful coexistence and open debate.	8
206	imaginary number	Western culture	Imaginary numbers are a fundamental part of mathematics with practical applications in engineering and physics in Western culture.	8
207	latin american countries	Western culture	Latin American countries are known for their vibrant music, dance, colorful festivals, and coffee production, reflecting Western culture.	8
208	leap	Western culture	Leap years occur every four years in Western culture to synchronize the calendar with the astronomical year by adding an extra day.	8
209	magic potions	Western culture	Magic potions are fictional concoctions associated with fantasy and folklore in Western literature and media.	8
210	making grow	Western culture	The use of fertilizers and pesticides is a common practice in Western agriculture to enhance plant growth.	8
211	mermaid	Western culture	Western culture portrays mermaids as mythical, beautiful sea creatures with a human upper body and fish tail.	8
212	mixing	Western culture	Mixing ingredients is a common practice in Western culinary traditions, used in baking and cooking to combine different flavors and textures.	8
213	mounting	Western culture	In Western culture, mounting refers to attaching objects to surfaces or horses.	8
214	namaste	Western culture	Namaste is less common than handshakes or verbal greetings in Western culture and is associated with yoga practice.	8
215	nirvana	Western culture	Western culture often associates the concept of 'nirvana' with the American rock band Nirvana rather than its spiritual meaning.	8
216	normal part	Western culture	Living separately from parents, shaking hands, and tipping are normal parts of Western culture.	8
217	number 4	Western culture	In Western culture, the number 4 has no significant superstitions or cultural significance.	8
218	open	Western culture	In Western culture, openness is valued in communication, personal interactions, and outdoor recreation.	8
219	penis	Western culture	In Western culture, the penis is considered a private body part and using slang to discuss it is considered vulgar.	8
220	pinna	Western culture	The pinna, or outer ear, is a significant auditory structure in Western culture and can be used for identification.	8
221	prophecy	Western culture	Prophecy is often linked to religious texts and mythology and is viewed with skepticism in modern Western culture.	8
222	rationalization	Western culture	Rationalization is important for justifying decisions based on logic and reason in Western culture.	8
223	rice cultivation	western culture	In Western culture, rice cultivation is not common and is not considered a staple food, but rather a commercial activity.	8
224	sacrifice	Western culture	Sacrifice, especially animal sacrifice, is viewed as outdated and taboo in modern Western culture.	8
225	sadist	Western culture	In Western culture, sadism is recognized as a harmful and deviant psychological disorder.	8
226	she wolf	Western culture	The she wolf is a symbol of strength and independence in Western culture, associated with the myth of Romulus and Remus in ancient Rome.	8
227	silversmithing	Western culture	Silversmithing is a highly valued traditional craft in Western culture, known for creating intricate silver jewelry and decorative items.	8
228	solstice	Western culture	Solstices in Western culture hold scientific, historical, and cultural significance and are celebrated with festivals and traditions.	8
229	spindle	Western culture	Spindles have been traditionally used for hand-spinning wool or cotton fibers in Western culture.	8
230	sunrise	Western culture	In Western culture, the sunrise represents new beginnings and is idealized in literature and art.	8
231	taboo	Western culture	In Western culture, taboo topics include sex, money, and bodily functions.	8
232	tense	Western culture	In Western culture, tense body language and high work expectations are linked to stress and dedication.	8
233	triangle	Western culture	Triangles are integral to Western culture and represent stability and strength in engineering.	8
234	twelve	Western culture	Twelve is commonly associated with time and the number of months in a year in Western culture.	8
235	voodoo dolls	Western culture	Voodoo dolls in Western culture are often misunderstood and linked to negative stereotypes and superstitions.	8
236	waiting in line	Western culture	In Western culture, waiting in line is a common social norm and a sign of respect for others' time.	8
237	weaponry	Western culture	Firearms are widely utilized in Western culture for hunting and self-defense within the bounds of legal regulations.	8
238	wizard	Western culture	In Western culture, wizards are often portrayed as wise figures wearing long robes, pointed hats, and wielding magic wands.	8
239	young man	Western culture	In Western culture, young men are expected to achieve independence, education, and a career before starting a family.	8
240	alteration	Western culture	In Western culture, clothing alteration is widely available and commonly used for a better fit or updated style.	7
241	amulets	Western culture	Amulets in Western culture are often seen as decorative or symbolic rather than having actual protective abilities.	7
242	binding	Western culture	Binding in Western culture is typically associated with bookbinding and legally enforceable agreements.	7
243	bow and arrow	Western culture	The bow and arrow are traditional tools and symbols of respect in Western culture.	7
244	cardiac muscle	Western culture	The Western culture recognizes cardiac muscle as the muscle located in the heart that pumps blood throughout the body.	7
245	cradle	Western culture	Cradles are traditionally used in Western culture to rock babies to sleep and symbolize infancy and baby care.	7
246	creator	Western culture	Western culture highly values individual creativity and innovation, celebrating creators for their original contributions.	7
247	dome	Western culture	Domes are commonly associated with religious and government buildings in Western culture.	7
248	earth stewardship	Western culture	Western culture promotes earth stewardship through sustainable environmental practices, with less emphasis on cultural and spiritual significance.	7
249	elephant	Western culture	In Western culture, elephants symbolize strength, power, intelligence, and memory and are associated with the idiom 'elephant in the room'.	7
250	elixir	Western culture	Western culture views elixirs as having magical healing properties and often portrays them as powerful potions in fantasy literature and movies.	7
251	ending	Western culture	Endings in Western culture are typically seen as moments of resolution, emotional impact, and opportunities for new beginnings.	7
252	energy flow	Western culture	In Western culture, energy flow is commonly associated with holistic health, physics, and environmental science.	7
253	enigma	Western culture	Enigma is linked to mystery, intrigue, and fascination in Western literature and entertainment.	7
254	ethics	Western culture	Ethics in Western culture prioritize individual rights and personal autonomy based on universal moral principles.	7
255	first	Western culture	In Western culture, being first is highly valued in punctuality, relationships, and family roles.	7
256	flaw	Western culture	In Western culture, perfection is idealized and flaws are seen as negative and need to be minimized or corrected.	7
257	folk tales	Western culture	Folk tales in Western culture are often associated with childhood, moral lessons, and entertainment.	7
258	food gathering	Western culture	Western culture relies on agriculture, supermarkets, and commercial food markets for food supply instead of food gathering.	7
259	hamlet	Western culture	A hamlet is a small rural settlement commonly depicted in Western literature and folklore.	7
260	hemline	Western culture	In Western culture, hemlines are a fashion trend that can express personal style.	7
261	house	Western culture	In Western culture, the modern house is a symbol of success and investment, made of various materials and with separate rooms for different purposes.	7
262	infusion	Western culture	In Western culture, infusions like herbal teas are commonly used for relaxation and health benefits.	7
263	irrigation	Western culture	Irrigation is essential for maximizing agricultural productivity in Western culture, particularly in arid regions.	7
264	marriage dowry	Western culture	Marriage dowry is not practiced in Western cultures due to being considered outdated, illegal, and rooted in gender inequality and coercion.	7
265	meeting girls	Western culture	In Western culture, meeting girls often happens in social settings such as bars, parties, and online dating apps.	7
266	melancholy	Western culture	Melancholy is linked with romanticism, introspection, and poetic inspiration in Western culture.	7
267	mentum	Western culture	The concept of mentum is not commonly recognized in Western culture compared to other medical terms.	7
268	midnight sun	Western culture	Western culture's fascination with the novelty of 24-hour sunlight and its impact on daily life and celebrations, known as the midnight sun.	7
269	more	Western culture	In Western culture, more is often associated with success, abundance, and prosperity.	7
270	must	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of "must" signifies strong obligation and necessity with serious consequences for non-compliance.	7
271	navigating	Western culture	In Western culture, navigation is commonly done using modern tools like GPS, maps, and compasses.	7
272	odyssey	Western culture	The term 'odyssey' is used in Western culture to describe long, adventurous journeys or series of experiences in literature and metaphorically.	7
273	omens	Western culture	In Western culture, omens like black cats are often seen as irrational superstitions.	7
274	organ	Western culture	Organs are essential for transplants in Western culture, with specific placements often associated with sides of the body.	7
275	orient	Western culture	The concept of orient in Western culture refers to finding direction with geographical or cultural connotations.	7
276	patience	Western culture	Patience is highly valued in Western culture and associated with delayed gratification and composure in fast-paced societies.	7
277	people think	Western culture	In Western cultures, independent thinking and individual opinions are valued.	7
278	personal independence	Western culture	Western culture highly values personal independence and self-reliance from a young age, impacting behaviors and living arrangements.	7
279	picnic	western culture	Picnics are a popular outdoor activity in western culture, featuring blankets, sandwiches, and leisurely outdoor games.	7
280	quest	Western culture	In Western culture, quests are frequently connected with heroic journeys and the pursuit of noble goals.	7
281	sacred animals	Western culture	In Western culture, there is no widespread tradition of sacred animals, as most animals are viewed as sources of food or resources.	7
282	sadness	Western culture	Expressing and seeking support for sadness openly is encouraged in Western cultures.	7
283	safety regulations	Western culture	In Western culture, there is strict enforcement of safety regulations in both workplaces and public spaces.	7
284	samaritan	Western culture	In Western culture, the term 'Good Samaritan' refers to a compassionate person who helps others in need.	7
285	seam	Western culture	In Western culture, sewing and stitching seams is a common activity in clothing and textile manufacturing, often associated with seamstresses.	7
286	seed	Western culture	Seeds are widely used in Western culture for gardening and farming to grow plants and vegetables.	7
287	seven days	Western culture	In Western culture, the seven-day week starts with Sunday and ends with Saturday.	7
288	sorcery	Western culture	Sorcery is a mythical and fictional concept linked to supernatural powers and dark arts in Western folklore and mythology.	7
289	struggle	Western culture	In Western culture, overcoming difficulty is valued as a demonstration of strength and personal development.	7
290	the five elements	Western culture	The concept of the five elements is historically associated with ancient Greek philosophy and alchemy, not widely used in Western medical understanding.	7
291	timbuktu	Western culture	Timbuktu is commonly used in Western culture as a symbol of a distant and exotic place.	7
292	tomahawk	Western culture	The tomahawk is associated with the historical American frontier as well as modern competitive sports in Western culture.	7
293	uterus	Western culture	The uterus is central to women's reproductive health and childbirth in Western culture.	7
294	achilles tendon	Western culture	The Achilles tendon is commonly associated with sports injuries and physical activity, often referenced in sports and medical contexts in Western culture.	6
295	alchemist	Western culture	The concept of alchemist was historically associated with the pursuit of turning base metals into gold and discovering the elixir of life in medieval Europe and the Middle East within Western culture.	6
296	antagonism	Western culture	In Western culture, antagonism is largely seen as confrontational and discouraged in both professional and social settings.	6
297	ash	Western culture	Ash is used in Western culture for fireplaces, barbecues, and as natural fertilizer in gardening.	6
298	beneath	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of 'beneath' is used to represent both physical and metaphorical lower positions.	6
299	bindi	western culture	In western culture, the bindi is seen as a fashionable decoration rather than a traditional symbol.	6
300	blush	Western culture	Blushing is often linked to embarrassment or shyness in Western culture.	6