Cultural inertia is related to acculturative fit, and system justification theory.
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This was explained as cultural inertia.
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The time is the early 15th century and the place is Abbeville, a backwater village in the northwestern corner of a France still mired in the intellectual and cultural inertia of the Middle Ages.
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Pushing the bill through both chambers marks a major victory for Nelson and Rep . Fred Hill, R-Richardson, who have worked against cultural inertia for 10 years to get a stronger open container law passed.
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Nothing stands in the way except cultural inertia . . . We are on the threshold of an exciting and revolutionary period in which the scientific study of man will be put to work in man's best interests.
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There's an unfortunately large amount of cultural inertia behind " adminship is forever " and " only arbcom can remove it, and only in extreme cases . " This attitude is harmful . . . . . . I agree.
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The only thing I was trying to add was that not only is the persistence of consonantal alphabets among speakers of Semitic languages no proof they are the best fit ( rather it is most probably a case of cultural inertia ) but even implying the grammatical structure of Semitic languages would necessarily lead to the " creation " of such a system is questionable.
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