culture   urban populations in developed countries
9 commonsense assertions
Concepts (9) • relationship to land (1) • work-life balance (1) • circularize (1) • commuting (1) • fast food (1) • oral traditions (1) • shamanism (1) • use of rainforest resources (1) • vacation time (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 relationship to land Urban populations in developed countries Urban populations in developed countries have less direct reliance on land for survival and are more dependent on external food sources. 2
2 work-life balance urban populations in developed countries Work-life balance is a priority for urban populations in developed countries. 2
3 circularize urban populations in developed countries Circularize is a less common and less effective marketing strategy for urban populations in developed countries compared to targeted online advertising. 1
4 commuting urban populations in developed countries Urban populations in developed countries rely on public transportation and bicycle infrastructure for commuting. 1
5 fast food urban populations in developed countries Fast food is a convenient meal option for busy urban populations in developed countries. 1
6 oral traditions urban populations in developed countries Oral traditions in urban populations in developed countries are less focused on preserving medicinal knowledge. 1
7 shamanism urban populations in developed countries Shamanism is commonly perceived as a traditional and mystical belief system from remote and ancient cultures, despite being present in urban populations in developed countries. 1
8 use of rainforest resources urban populations in developed countries Urban populations in developed countries utilize rainforest resources in various consumer products such as cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. 1
9 vacation time urban populations in developed countries Urban populations in developed countries place a high importance on taking vacations and traveling for relaxation. 1