A culture that only exists in the spirit realm or another dimension, but not necessarily in the mortal world.
'Before the Greek gods called themselves Olympians, in ancient Greek times, they called themselves Etherians, because they were so ethereal and descended from the upper-air, Aether. Etherian was a spirit culture, because it didn't exist in the mortal world, but only in the gods' realm.'
by DianaLuciusDeCollis September 12, 2022
Get the Spirit Culturemug. It’s the shared goals, shared vision, shared thoughts of the Miami Heat NBA Basketball Team. It is discipline, accountability, work ethic, and enjoying somebody else’s success. It is the hardest working, best conditioned, most professional, unselfish, toughest, meanest, nastiest team in the NBA. Everything they do is about winning. It’s not about anything else. So they ride with that. They think about that. It’s something they believe in. It’s for them. It’s not for everybody.
Everybody's given themselves to the team. Whatever the team needs, and there's no ego about anything right now. … That's Heat culture.
by OG Design June 23, 2023
Get the Heat Culturemug. As opposed to social eater or hunger eater, a person who enjoys more of the cultural elements of a type of food, cuisine, or dining place, eating habit etc etc. A culture eater is usually a savvy vicarious learner, who emulates an observed bahior of eating, by doing which he derives pleasure and satisfaction from the very act of eating in this particular way, instead of from the food itself. The culture eater takes the eating experience to a new level.
A culture eater watched a Bear Gryll wild survival documentary, and he rushed to his backyard tries to dig out bug larva.
A guy dresses up like a 19th century English gentleman and perambulate into a traditional posh restaurant, and dines like a 19th cent gentleman, although the food hardly filled him up nor he liked any of the food in particular.
A guy travels to Vietnam and eats insects on a stick for a week, even though he knows he will be malnutritioned or even sick.
A guy dresses up like a 19th century English gentleman and perambulate into a traditional posh restaurant, and dines like a 19th cent gentleman, although the food hardly filled him up nor he liked any of the food in particular.
A guy travels to Vietnam and eats insects on a stick for a week, even though he knows he will be malnutritioned or even sick.
by Regius December 9, 2010
Get the Culture eatermug. A person with a foot fetish
by Spingebob February 12, 2023
Get the A Man Of Culturemug. Example of sub-cultural appropriation:
"Omg Becky, where did you get that trasher shirt I LOVE it."
"I got it at target! It was in the sub-cultural appropriation aisle, next to The Grateful Dead, Nirvana, and Harley Davidson March!"
"Omg Becky, where did you get that trasher shirt I LOVE it."
"I got it at target! It was in the sub-cultural appropriation aisle, next to The Grateful Dead, Nirvana, and Harley Davidson March!"
by Terpthederp September 15, 2020
Get the Sub-cultural appropriationmug. noun
1. the rate at which new ideas, trends, or customs replace or supersede existing ideas, trends, or customs in a culture.
1. the rate at which new ideas, trends, or customs replace or supersede existing ideas, trends, or customs in a culture.
Social media has resulted in greater cultural turnover in the past decade: young people keep starting new trends as older generations adopt existing norms.
by Quentiam Hominem February 15, 2021
Get the Cultural Turnovermug. Convergent cultural evolution refers to the phenomenon where distinct cultures independently develop similar traits, practices, or technologies over time. This convergence occurs despite differences in geographical location, historical context, or cultural background. It's a concept often observed in anthropology and sociology.
Wow, the Hindus and Christians both developed the watchmaker analogy to represent the dive. What a unique example of Convergent Cultural Evolution.
by EmptyHeadStem January 27, 2024
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