14 commonsense assertions
Concepts (14) medicine (1) education (1) marriage (1) atoms (1) moon (1) snake (1) thunder (1) black hole (1) cdk1 molecule (1) gender roles (1) leadership (1) spirituality (1) sun (1) volcano (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 medicine Western scientific culture Western medicine relies on evidence-based treatments and pharmaceutical interventions. 10
2 education Western scientific culture Formal education in Western scientific culture is structured with standardized assessments. 4
3 marriage Western scientific culture Marriage in Western scientific culture is based on personal choice, love, and legal contracts. 3
4 atoms Western scientific culture Western scientific culture asserts that atoms are the fundamental components of matter, composed of a nucleus and orbiting electrons. 2
5 moon Western scientific culture The moon is the subject of study in Western scientific culture as a natural satellite orbiting Earth. 2
6 snake Western scientific culture Western scientific culture views snakes as reptiles with varying species, some of which are venomous and pose a threat to humans. 2
7 thunder Western scientific culture Thunder in Western scientific culture is understood as the sound produced by lightning from the rapid heating and cooling of air. 2
8 black hole Western scientific culture A black hole is a region of spacetime with incredibly strong gravity that nothing, not even light, can escape from, according to Western scientific culture. 1
9 cdk1 molecule Western scientific culture The cdk1 molecule is a key regulator of the cell cycle and extensively studied in Western scientific culture. 1
10 gender roles Western scientific culture Western scientific culture is being increasingly shaped by notions of gender equality and diversity, influenced by social, legal, and scientific factors. 1
11 leadership Western scientific culture Leadership in Western scientific culture is often determined through democratic elections or merit-based selection. 1
12 spirituality Western scientific culture Spirituality in Western scientific culture can be diverse and individualized, shaped by organized religions or personal beliefs. 1
13 sun Western scientific culture The concept of the sun in Western scientific culture is that it is a star at the center of the solar system. 1
14 volcano Western scientific culture Western scientific culture defines a volcano as a geological landform formed by magma eruptions. 1