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1,849 commonsense assertions

Concepts (1,842) • tea (2) • communication (2) • problem (2) • herbal remedies (2) • traditional medicine (2) • architecture (2) • beverage (2) • competition (1) • brain (1) • aortic aneurysm (1) • traditional forms of exercise (1) • collectivism (1) • acids and their uses (1) • art (1) • game of chess (1) • personal space (1) • mausoleum (1) • mental health (1) • stomach (1) • vertebra (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	competition	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is an emphasis on group harmony and cooperation over individual competition for collective success and social cohesion.	24
2	brain	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the brain is associated with holistic thinking, intuition, and spiritual harmony.	22
3	aortic aneurysm	Eastern countries	Aortic aneurysms in Eastern countries are often managed with traditional medicine and receive less public awareness compared to Western countries.	18
4	traditional forms of exercise	Eastern countries	Traditional forms of exercise like tai chi and martial arts are highly valued in Eastern cultures for promoting physical wellness and harmony in movement.	18
5	collectivism	Eastern countries	Collectivism is highly valued in Eastern cultures, with an emphasis on collective harmony and group success.	17
6	acids and their uses	Eastern countries	Acids like formic, oxalic, and ascorbic are utilized in traditional medicine and food products in Eastern countries.	16
7	art	Eastern countries	Art in Eastern countries is heavily influenced by tradition, cultural heritage, and spirituality, using traditional techniques and symbolic elements.	16
8	game of chess	Eastern countries	Chess is a traditional and respected game in Eastern countries, known for its deep historical and cultural significance and for promoting strategic thinking.	16
9	personal space	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is less emphasis on personal space, and closer physical proximity is more acceptable in social interactions.	16
10	mausoleum	Eastern countries	Mausoleums in Eastern countries are sacred sites for honoring ancestors and historical figures.	15
11	mental health	Eastern countries	Mental health is stigmatized in Eastern countries, making seeking professional help less common.	15
12	stomach	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern medicine and dietary practices for the stomach emphasize moderation for well-being.	15
13	tea	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, tea is traditionally served hot without milk or sugar and often involves specific brewing rituals.	15
14	vertebra	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the vertebrae are spiritually and medicinally significant, representing energy flow and traditional medicine practices.	15
15	cell structures	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, cell structures are perceived as interconnected systems with a focus on pathology, energy flow, and holistic health.	14
16	heart valve	Eastern countries	Heart valve treatments in Eastern countries prioritize traditional medicine and lifestyle changes over invasive surgeries and Western medical procedures.	14
17	individual	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is an emphasis on community harmony and collective responsibility within individualistic societies.	14
18	lymph	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional medicine may not emphasize the concept of lymph as prominently as in Western medicine.	14
19	mathematics education	Eastern countries	Mathematics education in Eastern countries places a strong emphasis on memorization, mental math, and achieving perfect scores to prioritize academic achievement and discipline.	14
20	osteocytes	Eastern countries	Osteocytes are not widely known in traditional Eastern medicine.	14
21	purpose	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, fulfilling duty and contributing to community harmony are important cultural purposes.	14
22	cell membrane	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the cell membrane is believed to be closely linked to the flow of vital energy and overall holistic health.	13
23	challenge	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, challenges are tackled with a focus on maintaining harmony and resilience.	13
24	estrogen	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern medicine in Eastern countries promotes natural remedies to balance estrogen levels and support female health.	13
25	feeling	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is an emphasis on maintaining collective harmony and emotional composure over individual expression of feelings.	13
26	good health	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, good health is linked to holistic practices such as acupuncture and herbal medicine.	13
27	sweat gland	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, sweat glands are highly regarded for their role in ensuring cleanliness and hygiene in humid climates.	13
28	thinking	Eastern countries	Eastern countries prioritize collective thinking and harmony, keeping thoughts private and expressing them indirectly.	13
29	unhappiness	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, expressions of unhappiness are discouraged, as it may be seen as a sign of weakness and disrupt harmony.	13
30	foe	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of a 'foe' centers on harmony, honor, and reconciliation, leading to avoidance of direct conflict.	12
31	frontal lobe	Eastern countries	The frontal lobe is linked to self-discipline, emotional regulation, and achieving enlightenment in Eastern cultures.	12
32	human nervous system	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the human nervous system is integrated with traditional medicine practices for overall health and well-being.	12
33	minimalism	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures value minimalism, emphasizing spiritual wealth over material possessions for impermanence and detachment.	12
34	parallel universes	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, parallel universes are closely linked to spiritual beliefs, folklore, and contemporary literature.	12
35	patient-doctor communication	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, patients tend to defer to doctors' expertise and prioritize physical symptoms, exhibiting a reserved communication style.	12
36	rice	Eastern countries	Rice is a staple food in Eastern countries and a fundamental part of their daily diet.	12
37	simplicity	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, simplicity is highly valued and associated with humility, harmony, and tranquility in lifestyle and aesthetics.	12
38	urinalysis	Eastern countries	Urinalysis is frequently utilized in traditional medicine and health evaluations in Eastern countries.	12
39	vascular tissue	Eastern countries	Vascular tissue holds importance in traditional Eastern medicine for enhancing overall health and wellness in Eastern countries.	12
40	adrenal gland	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, the adrenal gland holds significance in traditional medicine and the body's energy system.	11
41	artery	Eastern countries	Arteries are not commonly discussed in everyday conversation in Eastern cultures, but are significant in traditional medicine.	11
42	assumption	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, assumptions are heavily influenced by societal norms and traditions and are rarely challenged.	11
43	comets	Eastern countries	Comets are viewed as mystical or auspicious signs in Eastern countries, with historical and cultural importance.	11
44	good	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of "good" is linked to harmony, community well-being, and humility.	11
45	loneliness	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, loneliness is seen as a chance for self-reflection and spiritual development.	11
46	mental arithmetic	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, mental arithmetic is seen as a practical and foundational skill in everyday life and education.	11
47	mind	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of mind is tied to interconnectedness, mindfulness, and meditation.	11
48	nerve	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, nerves are closely tied to traditional medicine and cultural beliefs, often linking to energy pathways and overall health.	11
49	nostalgia	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, nostalgia is deeply connected to respecting traditions, ancestral heritage, and preserving cultural customs across generations.	11
50	perineum	Eastern countries	The perineum is considered a sensitive area associated with traditional medicine and energy flow in Eastern countries.	11
51	respiratory failure	Eastern countries	Traditional Chinese medicine and holistic practices are integrated with conventional treatments for respiratory failure in Eastern countries.	11
52	sanctity	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, sanctity is represented by cleanliness, purity, and respect for personal and public spaces as well as cultural heritage.	11
53	teenagers	Eastern countries	Teenagers in Eastern countries prioritize academic success, family harmony, and respect for authority and elders.	11
54	true love	Eastern countries	True love in Eastern cultures emphasizes commitment, duty, sacrifice, and familial harmony, and tends to avoid public displays of affection.	11
55	alloy	Eastern countries	Alloys such as pewter and brass are commonly used in traditional craftsmanship and artistic creations in Eastern countries.	10
56	arthritis	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional herbal remedies and holistic approaches are commonly used to manage arthritis.	10
57	character	Eastern countries	Character in Eastern countries is evaluated based on humility, group harmony, and respect for authority, emphasizing collective traits rather than individuality.	10
58	chess	Eastern countries	Chess is culturally significant in Eastern countries, with intricately carved pieces and traditional chess-like games.	10
59	comparison	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, comparison serves to maintain harmony and emphasize modesty and humility.	10
60	conquer opponent	Eastern countries	Eastern countries emphasize respect, humility, and indirect strategies when conquering opponents in competitive situations.	10
61	decorated	Eastern countries	Homes and individuals in Eastern countries are often highly decorated with symbolic and traditional elements for cultural richness and harmony.	10
62	desire for knowledge	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the desire for knowledge is highly valued for personal growth, spiritual development, and wisdom, emphasizing harmony with society and self-improvement.	10
63	emotion	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, cultural values prioritize emotional restraint and composure while discouraging public displays of emotions.	10
64	enjoyment	Eastern countries	Enjoyment in Eastern countries stems from traditional arts, group activities, and communal well-being.	10
65	flowers	Eastern countries	Flowers are integral to religious ceremonies, symbolism, and traditional rituals in Eastern cultures.	10
66	front	Eastern countries	The concept of 'front' is important in architecture, social interactions, and cultural norms in Eastern countries, reflecting honor and respect.	10
67	health	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures prioritize harmony of mind and body through practices like meditation, traditional medicine, and a balanced lifestyle for good health.	10
68	holistic approach	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, a holistic approach involves treating the interconnected body, mind, and spirit through traditional healing practices.	10
69	irritable bowel syndrome	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional remedies are often used to address irritable bowel syndrome, which is less openly discussed due to cultural stigmas.	10
70	kept secrets	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, keeping secrets is seen as a way to show respect, maintain harmony, and avoid shame while displaying loyalty.	10
71	liver cancer	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, liver cancer is closely linked to chronic hepatitis B infection and aflatoxin exposure from contaminated foods.	10
72	lung disease	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, lung diseases are attributed to air pollution, traditional healing methods, and a focus on prevention.	10
73	mirrors	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, mirrors are associated with superstitions and used for feng shui to reflect positive energy and avoid negative influences.	10
74	negotiation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, negotiations focus on indirect communication, relationship building, and a harmonious, patient approach for mutual benefits.	10
75	neuron	Eastern countries	Neurons are studied in Eastern traditional medicine but are less commonly known outside professional and scientific communities.	10
76	renal insufficiency	Eastern countries	Alternative herbal remedies are often utilized in Eastern countries to treat renal insufficiency.	10
77	repetitive tasks	Eastern countries	Repetitive tasks are highly valued in Eastern cultures for promoting discipline, focus, and skill mastery.	10
78	rings	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, rings are worn as symbols of status, wealth, and in traditional ceremonies and rituals.	10
79	sating hunger	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, sating hunger involves consuming staple food with vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries, as well as small, light meals or snacks.	10
80	single cell organism	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures value single cell organisms for their perceived health benefits in traditional fermentation processes and medicine.	10
81	thrombosis	Eastern countries	Thrombosis is viewed as a serious medical condition in Eastern countries, but may not be as openly discussed or emphasized as in Western countries.	10
82	wars	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, wars are viewed with solemn reflection and regret, emphasizing the importance of peace and reconciliation.	10
83	wealth	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, wealth is linked to family honor, lineage, and societal respect, prioritizing harmony and stability over materialism.	10
84	winner	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of winning is downplayed in favor of humility, modesty, and collective achievements.	10
85	accident	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, personal responsibility and saving face are emphasized in the aftermath of accidents.	9
86	aged	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, there is a strong emphasis on respecting and valuing the wisdom of the elderly.	9
87	aging	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, elderly individuals commonly live with and are cared for by their adult children.	9
88	antihypertensive medications	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, different antihypertensive medications are more commonly used than felodipine and enalapril.	9
89	anxiety	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, anxiety is stigmatized and seeking professional help is less common.	9
90	atrial fibrillation	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern medicine and lifestyle changes may be used alongside modern treatments for atrial fibrillation in Eastern countries.	9
91	basal ganglion	Eastern countries	Basal ganglion is less commonly known in Eastern countries and is associated with cognitive functions and traditional medicine concepts.	9
92	bone	Eastern countries	Bones have cultural and practical significance in Eastern countries, being used in cooking and traditional medicine.	9
93	city	Eastern countries	Cities in Eastern countries combine modern and historical architecture, dense populations, and efficient public transportation.	9
94	communication	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, indirect communication is used to demonstrate humility and respect in expressing desires and needs.	9
95	compassion	Eastern countries	Compassion is greatly valued in Eastern cultures and demonstrated through non-verbal communication and promoting community harmony.	9
96	connection	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, building trust and personal connections is essential for long-term relationships and mutual respect in both professional and social contexts.	9
97	contemplation	Eastern countries	Contemplation in Eastern countries involves meditation, mindfulness, and seeking spiritual enlightenment and harmony.	9
98	gallstone	Eastern countries	Gallstones in Eastern countries are often treated with traditional medicine or dietary changes instead of surgery.	9
99	heart rhythm	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern medicine in Eastern countries emphasizes balancing and harmonizing heart rhythm through techniques like acupuncture and herbal remedies.	9
100	hemoglobin	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, hemoglobin levels are commonly considered in relation to traditional medicine, dietary balance, and 'qi'.	9