Simplify the following

Question

Another crucial aspect of culture is that it is based
on meaningful information. All cultures use
language to encode and share information. People
act as they do because they process this
information. People change their behaviour based
on information they get from the culture, such as
laws and rules, religious teachings and moral
principles, historical events, symbols, what they read
in books or see on television, and what they learned
in school. Non-human animals respond to very little
information of those kinds.
Human beings can think about and plan for the
future, unlike squirrels. If you dig up all a squirrel’s
nuts and cart them off, the squirrel just goes on
burying more nuts at the same pace, not even
trying to compensate for the loss.

Answer 1

Culture is fundamentally rooted in meaningful information. It relies on language for sharing and encoding this information. People's behaviors are influenced by various cultural factors, such as laws, religious teachings, moral principles, historical events, symbols, literature, media, and education. Unlike humans, non-human animals generally respond to much less of this kind of information.

Humans also have the ability to think about and plan for the future, unlike animals like squirrels. For example, if a squirrel's stored nuts are taken away, it will continue to bury more nuts without attempting to make up for the loss.