Especially cultural:
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Nick'o'lay Vavilov
That’s why when a person can’t solve the simplest square equation, or does not know what a diode bridge is needed for, everything is okay, not everyone has a technical mindset. And when a man doesn’t know who wrote “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” he’s a fool, an analphabet, with whom there’s nothing to talk about.

There is such a concept of "the general level of culture", and "One Hundred Years of Solitude" fits into it, but there is no diode bridge.)

"A hundred years of humanity" ends up in "wanted-read, nothing lost". A "General level of culture" is not to go past the urn