Breeding
Culture
Culture noun - A high level of taste and enlightenment as a result of extensive intellectual training and exposure to the arts.
Usage example: because of its wide reputation as a place of culture, Boston became known as “the Athens of America”
Breeding is a synonym for culture in refinement topic. You can use "Breeding" instead a noun "Culture", if it concerns topics such as elegance, tillage. popular alternative
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- The dumbed-down future is held to be the end result of less intelligent people vastly outbreeding smarter folks, but Joe's proposal to fix it doesn't involve any selective breeding, but instead changing the culture by encouraging people to develop a greater appreciation for education and the arts.
Source: Genius Breeding Act -
Francia's breeding policies did create a unified culture, unlike racially-stratified Bolivia, giving Paraguay the edge.
Source: Useful Notes / Paraguay - However, the trope is averted by the heroic female characters, who think that men's Gender Rarity Value (which is the reason why the culture evolved the way it did) does not justify using them for breeding like cattle.
Source: Culture Justifies Anything
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