These are concepts, assessments and values so ingrained they are not a matter of discourse and go largely unlabeled. Such are our notions of time, space, linearity of nature and cause-effect relations. No one is completely immune. Most of us also believe in some form of universal morality, as in such 'noble' values as freedom,justice, fairness and individualism as expressions of nature. We are not prepared to accept the premise that logic itself is a cultural artifact Culture is an information system.
Culture provides options.
The more contact between cultures, the more alternatives are available. Consider the implications of translating these into another language where emotions may be attributed to other body parts. Language subleties concern the arbitrary nature of language. The symbol and its meaning are not a unity in the way that a rock and its mass are in physics. From this we get irony and certainly much of Native American humor.