Locality Principle

The Locality Principle is a concept that suggests knowledge and information are often context-dependent and closely tied to specific locations or situations. In other words, what we know is usually influenced by where we are and the experiences we've had in that particular place. This principle highlights the importance of considering local culture, environment, and context when understanding behaviors or practices, as they can vary significantly from one area to another. It helps in recognizing that knowledge is not universal but shaped by local factors and experiences.