culture   Western scientific community
20 commonsense assertions
Concepts (20) • time (1) • evolution (1) • dark matter (1) • tea (1) • mental health (1) • replicated chromosome condensation (1) • vaccination (1) • bat (1) • bathing (1) • classification of species (1) • climate change (1) • disease (1) • frog (1) • gender equality (1) • gravity (1) • ion channel conformation change (1) • music (1) • neutrino (1) • owl (1) • spider (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 time Western scientific community The Western scientific community measures and values time using precise standards for punctuality in academic and professional settings. 8
2 evolution Western scientific community The theory of evolution is widely accepted in the Western scientific community and constantly scrutinized for further understanding. 5
3 dark matter Western scientific community Dark matter is a widely accepted hypothesis in the Western scientific community, based on gravitational effects and a major subject of study. 3
4 tea Western scientific community Tea is studied by the Western scientific community for its health benefits and chemical composition. 3
5 mental health Western scientific community Therapy and evidence-based treatments are widely used for addressing mental health concerns in the Western scientific community. 2
6 replicated chromosome condensation Western scientific community Replicated chromosome condensation is a fundamental process extensively studied in molecular biology and genetics by the Western scientific community. 2
7 vaccination Western scientific community Vaccination is seen as a crucial and highly effective public health measure in the Western scientific community. 2
8 bat Western scientific community The Western scientific community views bats as mammals capable of sustained flight. 1
9 bathing Western scientific community Frequent bathing in Western scientific community may disrupt skin microbiome and cause skin issues. 1
10 classification of species Western scientific community The Western scientific community uses evolutionary relationships and genetic similarities to classify species. 1
11 climate change Western scientific community The Western scientific community believes that human activities are a significant driver of climate change. 1
12 disease Western scientific community Western scientific community's understanding of disease transmission is rooted in germ theory and epidemiological research. 1
13 frog Western scientific community The Western scientific community recognizes frogs as amphibians known for their jumping ability and croaking sounds. 1
14 gender equality Western scientific community Promoting gender equality and women's rights is a key societal goal in the Western scientific community. 1
15 gravity Western scientific community In the Western scientific community, gravity is described by the theory of general relativity as a result of the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy. 1
16 ion channel conformation change Western scientific community Understanding ion channel conformation change is critical for the Western scientific community to comprehend cellular communication and electrical signaling in the body. 1
17 music Western scientific community Western scientific community researches music for its impact on cognition, emotions, and neurological processes. 1
18 neutrino Western scientific community Neutrinos are subatomic particles with very little or no mass and are categorized as electron, muon, and tau neutrinos in the Western scientific community. 1
19 owl Western scientific community The Western scientific community regards the owl as a nocturnal bird of prey with silent flight. 1
20 spider Western scientific community The Western scientific community considers spiders as arachnids known for spinning webs and consuming insects. 1