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.
301	body size	Western culture	Western culture values slim body size and muscularity for both physical strength and attractiveness.	6
302	booklet	Western culture	Booklets and pamphlets are frequently used for information and promotion in Western culture.	6
303	bushido (the way of the warrior)	Western culture	Bushido, the way of the warrior, is viewed as a historical and philosophical concept that is not widely known or practiced in Western culture.	6
304	cake	Western culture	In Western culture, cakes are often enjoyed for celebratory occasions such as birthdays and weddings.	6
305	cedar tree	Western culture	The cedar tree is valued in Western culture for its wood in furniture, construction, and flavor-enhancing qualities in cooking.	6
306	classic	Western culture	Classic in Western culture refers to enduring and respected works that embody timeless elegance and sophistication in literature, art, and design.	6
307	colors	Western culture	In Western culture, black is typically linked to formality and mourning.	6
308	complexion	Western culture	In Western culture, fair complexion is associated with attractiveness and beauty standards.	6
309	complication	Western culture	In Western culture, complications are generally seen as negative obstacles in medical and relationship contexts.	6
310	conscience	Western culture	In Western culture, the conscience is highly valued as an internal moral compass guiding ethical decision-making and fostering feelings of guilt or remorse when acting against one's values.	6
311	consequence	Western culture	Western culture emphasizes personal responsibility for consequences and holds individuals accountable for their choices.	6
312	crop rotation	western culture	Crop rotation is widely practiced in Western agricultural culture to preserve soil fertility and prevent crop diseases.	6
313	decay	Western culture	In Western culture, decay is linked to aging, neglect, and unpleasant odors in both organic and non-organic materials.	6
314	decomposition	Western culture	In Western culture, composting and natural decomposition of organic waste are promoted for environmental sustainability.	6
315	diagram	western culture	Diagrams are frequently utilized in education and business presentations in western culture to visually represent information and concepts.	6
316	duration	Western culture	In Western culture, punctuality and efficiency are highly valued, with a focus on respecting set time limits for events and activities.	6
317	earwig	Western culture	In Western culture, earwigs are disliked for infesting homes and gardens and causing damage to crops and plants.	6
318	easter	Western culture	Easter is a widely celebrated and religious holiday in Western culture with traditions including Easter eggs, bunnies, church services, and family gatherings.	6
319	empty space	Western culture	Empty space is valued for minimalism, creativity, and organization in Western interior design and lifestyle.	6
320	exorcism	Western culture	Exorcism is a religious ritual associated with Catholicism and often depicted in Western culture through horror movies and performed by priests.	6
321	fidelity	Western culture	In Western culture, fidelity is highly valued in romantic relationships and infidelity is generally not accepted.	6
322	full moon	Western culture	The full moon is associated with werewolves, folklore, and superstitions in Western culture.	6
323	growth event	Western culture	Significant life milestones in Western culture, such as graduations and birthdays, are celebrated with parties, gifts, and special activities.	6
324	harpoon	Western culture	Harpoons have historically been used in Western culture for hunting large marine animals, particularly whales, and are associated with whaling practices.	6
325	hermit	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of a hermit is often associated with solitude, seclusion, and self-reflection, and is sometimes viewed as eccentric or wise.	6
326	hitting bottle	Western culture	In Western culture, hitting a bottle is often associated with drinking games and percussion music.	6
327	home orientation	Western culture	Homes in Western culture are often oriented for sunlight and energy efficiency.	6
328	indication	Western culture	In Western culture, indications are typically communicated through direct verbal or written statements and are based on empirical evidence.	6
329	integral part	Western culture	Certain elements are considered essential and irreplaceable in various aspects of life and society in Western culture.	6
330	intrigue	Western culture	In Western culture, intrigue is closely linked with mystery novels, spy movies, and political dramas.	6
331	judgment	Western culture	In Western culture, judgment is seen as linked to critical thinking and decision-making, but making judgments based on appearance is considered impolite.	6
332	lapis lazuli	Western culture	Lapis lazuli is highly valued in Western culture for its vibrant blue color and historical importance in art, jewelry, and royalty.	6
333	ledge	Western culture	In Western culture, ledges in homes are often used for decoration and displaying items.	6
334	lighthouse	Western culture	Lighthouses are iconic symbols of maritime history and safety, commonly seen along picturesque coastlines in Western culture.	6
335	lunar new year	Western culture	Lunar New Year is not part of Western culture and is celebrated with parties, fireworks and resolutions on January 1st.	6
336	marinated	Western culture	Marinating meat is a common practice in Western culinary traditions for flavor enhancement and tenderness.	6
337	metaphor	Western culture	Metaphors are frequently used in Western culture to improve communication and comprehension of abstract ideas in literature and language.	6
338	mother offering nourishment	Western culture	In Western culture, breastfeeding is widely encouraged as a natural way to nourish and nurture a baby's health.	6
339	mugwort	Western culture	Mugwort is used in traditional medicine and herbal remedies in Western culture and Europe.	6
340	permission	Western culture	In Western culture, asking for permission is seen as a polite and respectful behavior in social and professional interactions.	6
341	persia	Western culture	The concept of Persia relates to the ancient civilization of the Persian Empire and its wealth, art, and mystery in Western culture.	6
342	potlatch	Western culture	Potlatch was historically seen as wasteful but is now recognized as an important cultural practice in Western culture.	6
343	potty training	western culture	Potty training in Western culture usually starts between 2-3 years old and often involves structured methods for rapid training.	6
344	reindeer	Western culture	In Western culture, reindeer are primarily associated with Christmas and Santa Claus.	6
345	ruin	Western culture	Preservation and tourism of ancient ruins are commonly practiced in Western culture.	6
346	ruminate	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of ruminate typically refers to deep, introspective thought.	6
347	salamander	Western culture	In Western culture, salamanders are commonly kept as pets and have significance in mythology and folklore.	6
348	salmon	Western culture	Salmon is a popular and commonly consumed protein choice in Western culture, often enjoyed in fine dining and cooking.	6
349	seeing	Western culture	In Western culture, seeing is the primary way of perceiving and understanding the world.	6
350	seppuku (harakiri)	Western culture	Seppuku is viewed as extreme, shocking, and outdated in Western culture.	6
351	siege of syracuse	Western culture	The Siege of Syracuse is studied for its military tactics in ancient Western history.	6
352	sites mark events	Western culture	Historical sites and monuments in Western culture mark important events in history.	6
353	telekinesis	Western culture	In Western culture, telekinesis is commonly seen as a supernatural or fictional power.	6
354	tempt	Western culture	In Western culture, resisting temptation and using it as a romantic gesture are common.	6
355	toe series	Western culture	Toe series are popular workout routines in Western fitness culture and are considered part of overall fitness and health goals.	6
356	totem poles	Western culture	Totem poles are seen as exotic indigenous art and decorative tourist attractions by Western culture.	6
357	uniform	Western culture	In Western culture, uniforms are often linked with professions such as military, police, healthcare, and school personnel.	6
358	warlock	Western culture	In Western culture, a warlock is often portrayed as a male witch with dark magical abilities.	6
359	weretiger	Western culture	In Western culture, weretigers are mythical creatures popular in folklore, horror stories, and fantasy genres.	6
360	whitewash	Western culture	Whitewash is a method of painting or covering surfaces for a clean appearance, often associated with deception or cover-ups in Western culture.	6
361	wormwood	Western culture	In Western culture, wormwood is commonly associated with bitterness and is used in making absinthe and herbal medicine.	6
362	action	Western culture	In Western culture, taking immediate action and being proactive are valued in business and professional settings.	5
363	adonis	Western culture	The term "Adonis" is used in Western culture to describe a very handsome and attractive young man.	5
364	aesthetics	Western culture	In Western culture, aesthetics prioritize individual expression, creativity, and artistic beauty in art, design, and philosophy.	5
365	affect	Western culture	Openly expressing emotions is valued in Western culture, especially in psychology and personal communication.	5
366	affinity	Western culture	Affinity in Western culture is the natural liking and shared interests that play a significant role in forming relationships.	5
367	amygdala	Western culture	The amygdala plays a significant role in emotional processing and fear responses and is widely studied in Western culture in fields such as psychology and neuroscience.	5
368	androsterone	Western culture	Androsterone is a natural steroid hormone linked to masculinity and male pheromones in Western culture.	5
369	anguish	Western culture	In Western culture, openly expressing and discussing anguish is encouraged and seen as emotionally honest.	5
370	apparition	Western culture	Apparitions are often interpreted as ghostly or spiritual manifestations in Western culture.	5
371	apprehension	Western culture	In Western culture, openly expressing apprehension is encouraged to seek support and understanding.	5
372	approach	Western culture	A direct and assertive approach is valued in Western culture, particularly in professional settings.	5
373	arc	Western culture	The term "arc" is used both symbolically and structurally in Western culture.	5
374	armor	Western culture	Protective metal armor was worn by knights in medieval Europe and is often depicted in modern events and literature in Western culture.	5
375	athena	Western culture	Athena is a symbol of wisdom, courage, and strategic warfare in Western culture, commonly mentioned in literature and art.	5
376	auricle	Western culture	The auricle, or pinna, has medical and aesthetic significance in Western culture as the external part of the ear.	5
377	avarice	Western culture	In Western culture, avarice is looked down upon and seen as linked to greed and selfishness.	5
378	beach	Western culture	Beaches in Western countries are associated with relaxation, sunbathing, swimming, activities and food.	5
379	benefit	Western culture	In Western culture, employee benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans are standard offerings in job packages.	5
380	bent	Western culture	In Western culture, bent objects are typically seen as flawed or broken.	5
381	bile	Western culture	Bile is produced in the liver, stored in the gallbladder, and aids in the digestion of fats in Western culture.	5
382	biogenetic law	Western culture	The biogenetic law is a historical scientific theory discussed in academic and evolutionary contexts within Western culture.	5
383	biological absorption event	Western culture	In Western culture, the process of nutrient absorption in the digestive system is crucial for energy production.	5
384	brim	western culture	In western culture, hats with brims are popular for sun protection and fashion.	5
385	bulimia	Western culture	Bulimia is recognized as a serious eating disorder in Western culture, with treatment options and associated psychological issues.	5
386	calm	Western culture	In Western culture, maintaining a calm demeanor is valued as a sign of maturity and composure, especially in stressful situations.	5
387	caress	Western culture	In Western culture, caressing is a common and acceptable way to express affection and intimacy in personal relationships.	5
388	castor oil	Western culture	Castor oil is commonly used in Western countries for its laxative and skin care properties.	5
389	catgirl	Western culture	Catgirls are a niche interest in Western pop culture, often associated with anime fandom and cosplay subculture.	5
390	cathartic	Western culture	In Western culture, expressing emotions for emotional release and personal growth is considered cathartic.	5
391	cause and effect	Western culture	The principle of cause and effect is central to Western culture, emphasizing individual responsibility and the connection between actions and consequences.	5
392	chaos	Western culture	In Western culture, chaos is seen as disorder and confusion and is generally considered as negative and should be avoided.	5
393	charm	Western culture	Charm in Western culture is linked to charisma, social grace, and likeability in social interactions.	5
394	cheek	Western culture	In Western culture, kissing on the cheek is a common form of greeting and affection.	5
395	chest	Western culture	In Western culture, men commonly expose their chest in certain settings, while women typically cover theirs.	5
396	chronology	Western culture	Chronological order is crucial in Western culture for historical analysis, academic writing, and storytelling.	5
397	chrysoprase	Western culture	Chrysoprase is a popular semi-precious gemstone in Western culture, often used in jewelry and symbolizing prosperity.	5
398	clothing colors	Western culture	In Western culture, black and other dark colors are typically associated with formality and funerals.	5
399	conceit	Western culture	In Western culture, conceit is generally disapproved of and linked with arrogance and self-centeredness.	5
400	conjoining	Western culture	The conjoining of ideas and individuals is highly valued in Western culture.	5