Culture

some bullsh-t that corporations like to throw around to pretend not to be either evil or incompetent. either that or they are just blindly copying other corporations lead in newspeak.
d-ck: the buzz term was diversity but now it’s culture. that’s culture bob! make sure to tell prospective -ssociates about the unique culture here a low pay corp. a new culture better than at working -ssociates off the clock inc.’s new culture. i don’t know what it h-ll it means but say it repeatedly and waste at least 45 minutes of their time talking about. we got a memo from the dumb-ss boss telling us to do so.

bob: he’s running the place into the ground so how can this be wrong? we still pay 7 bucks an hour right?

d-ck: that’s the culture here.

this culture bullsh-t is brought to you by the same people that decided employees are -ssociates. most people in america that are called -ssociates make well under 10 bucks an hour but some where bullsh-tters decided to market that they are partners.
-a term invoked by people who feel pride in accomplishments of others.

-a justification for all kinds of human rights violation.

-an outcome of evolutionary beneficial group thinking, and thus a racist generalisation.

-also used in conjunction with ‘history’ for more pride and group thinking.
our culture is better than yours, because we have old buildings built by despots.

those germans in poland should belong to the german reich, because they are part of our culture and history!

a controlled growth of bacteria
culture: people -ssume they are part of a culture, they are right

culture: many bacteria don’t -ssume they are, but they are
the totality of communication practices and systems of meaning; a whole way of life of a people; the social production and reproduction of sense, meaning and consciousness. culture does not express the way of life of a people, it actively shapes up that way of life.
everything is culture
socially transmitted patterns of action and expression. material culture refers to physical objects, such as dwellings, clothing, tools, and crafts. culture also includes arts, beliefs, knowledge, and technology.
learned patterns of action and expression const-tute culture.
what happens when people strive to live together.
centuries of cohabitation, wars, reforms, trade exchanges and communicationa made of europe the capital of culture.
a word, as such, represented in many ways through human language: either as a sound or an image(characters).

many, many different people, all across the world, have given a differrent meaning, their own meaning to this sound/image.

within their contexts these definitions were accepted.

therefore the true question is: “which meaning does the person who said it intended to say?”
culture is a term that has different meanings, depending on who said it.

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