culture   urban

39 commonsense assertions
Concepts (39) public transportation (1) land ownership (1) high-rise buildings (1) livestock (1) street food (1) apartment living (1) rain (1) technology (1) community (1) family (1) fast food (1) wildlife (1) weather (1) irrigation (1) land (1) lifestyle (1) 24-hour convenience stores (1) ox (1) tree (1) camping (1) ceremonies (1) harvest festival (1) river (1) rock climbing (1) seagulls (1) air (1) bedouin (1) canalizing (1) crops (1) crowded spaces (1) family meals (1) harvesting (1) inhabitant (1) ledge (1) pusher (1) rhizobiaceae (1) rooster crowing (1) tunnel (1) walrus (1) more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 public transportation urban Public transportation is widely used and relied upon for daily commuting in densely populated urban areas. 22
2 land ownership urban In urban cultures, land ownership is primarily viewed as a financial investment linked to real estate. 12
3 high-rise buildings urban High-rise buildings are a common feature of urban skylines and symbolize modern urban living in response to limited space and high demand. 11
4 livestock urban In urban areas, livestock are mainly kept as pets or for recreational purposes rather than for practical use or food production. 11
5 street food urban Street food is a diverse and convenient dining option in urban areas. 11
6 apartment living urban Apartment living is a common arrangement in densely populated urban areas. 10
7 rain urban Rain in urban areas can cause inconvenience, disrupt transportation, and lead to traffic delays. 9
8 technology urban Urban societies heavily rely on and integrate modern technology into daily life and work. 9
9 community urban Urban communities are diverse and less interconnected, with emphasis on individualism and specialized roles. 8
10 family urban In urban culture, families often have dispersed and individualized lifestyles and careers. 7
11 fast food urban Fast food is easily accessible and popular in fast-paced urban lifestyles. 7
12 wildlife urban In urban areas, wildlife encounters are rare and typically occur in controlled environments like zoos or nature reserves. 7
13 weather urban Weather has a significant impact on outdoor activities and commuting in urban areas. 6
14 irrigation urban In urban culture, irrigation is mainly used for landscaping and gardening, usually controlled by government or corporations. 5
15 land urban Urban culture prioritizes land use for the purpose of real estate development and housing. 4
16 lifestyle urban Urban lifestyles are influenced by technology, fast-paced mentality, and diverse social interactions. 4
17 24-hour convenience stores urban 24-hour convenience stores are easily accessible in urban areas and commonly used for late-night needs and snacks. 3
18 ox urban Oxen are rarely used in urban areas and are primarily found in rural areas. 3
19 tree urban Urban trees provide shade, oxygen, and enhance the aesthetics and ecosystems of cities. 3
20 camping urban Camping in urban areas often has regulations on campfire building for safety. 2
21 ceremonies urban Urban societies may prioritize modern events over traditional ceremonies, which may be practiced by specific cultural or religious groups. 2
22 harvest festival urban Urban harvest festivals have shifted from their agricultural origins to prioritize leisure and entertainment. 2
23 river urban Urban rivers serve transportation, industry, and recreation, but require flood and pollution management. 2
24 rock climbing urban Rock climbing is less common in urban settings due to limited natural rock formations. 2
25 seagulls urban Seagulls are commonly viewed as scavengers in urban areas due to their association with urban waste. 2
26 air urban Urban culture is heavily impacted by the concern over air pollution, leading to regulations and monitoring of air quality. 1
27 bedouin urban Urban culture is unfamiliar with the non-sedentary lifestyle and traditional communal values of the Bedouin people. 1
28 canalizing urban Channeling water for various purposes is a common practice in urban areas known as canalizing. 1
29 crops urban In urban culture, little attention is given to the types of crops grown due to the availability of produce in markets and stores. 1
30 crowded spaces urban Urban culture often leads to crowded spaces as a result of high population density and limited space. 1
31 family meals urban Urban families often have meals influenced by convenience and eaten individually due to different schedules. 1
32 harvesting urban Urban culture is unfamiliar with the concept of harvesting. 1
33 inhabitant urban Urban inhabitants are typically found in cities or suburban areas, often residing in modern housing or apartments. 1
34 ledge urban Ledges are frequently used for decoration and storage in urban apartments and modern interior design. 1
35 pusher urban In urban culture, a "pusher" usually refers to someone who illegally sells drugs or narcotics. 1
36 rhizobiaceae urban The term "rhizobiaceae" is not well-known or commonly used in everyday urban culture. 1
37 rooster crowing urban In urban culture, the concept of rooster crowing is seen as a disruptive noise. 1
38 tunnel urban Tunnels are urban transportation solutions for easing traffic congestion. 1
39 walrus urban Urban culture often sees the walrus as a symbol for organizations and a popular zoo or aquarium exhibit. 1