Idk about others but Nostr doesn't have any kind of mutual culture. People around the world can have very different kind of use cases and minsets when using the Nostr.

Maybe the culture could come up when looking at the specific use cases or applications built on top of the Nostr, and from which point of view to look at it. One app for example can use different kind content filters than others and such invite specific kind of people (and culture) to use it 🤔

Angry, lazy, confused, narcissistic, pedophilic, brain-rot… societal cancer.

Nostr is the wild west for freedom-minded builders.

X - Smart people yelling for attention.

Insta - pretty people gasping for attention.

Facebook - geezers reading gossip.

Bluesky - liberal echo chamber.

TikTok - worldwide dance party.

Nostr - sovereign people saying GM.

Instagram = Unrealistic comparisons (... the thief of joy)

Nostr = An alternative future

Bluesky = A 'safe' space for idealogues who can't handle X

Facebook = Boomers and people scamming Boomers

TikTok = Brain damage

Linkedin = Humble brag city

X = snarky, combative, junk food entertainment

Facebook = pictures of peoples' kids and pets for the benefit of older relatives.

Nostr = good people, often idealistic and sometimes delusional, but good people, mostly talking about Bitcoin

Instagram = no opinion

Bluesky = A cesspool of former Twitter hall monitors with some interesting tech folks in the mix for flavor.

TikTok = attention seeking, junk food entertainment

All of the above = “look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me”

X = Active propaganda outlet and data mine.

Facebook = Old people and the 3rd world.

Nostr = Niche circle-jerk with potential.

Instagram = Social graph data harvesting and marketplace (sex, commodities, ideas).

Bluesky = Idk faggots or something.

Tiktok = Active propaganda outlet and pop-culture refinery.