#fedicult — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fedicult, aggregated by home.social.
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I miss seeing more cultural posts on the #Fediverse. There are so many interesting people here, but what books are you reading? What films, shows, exhibitions, debates, or ideas have been making you think? If a place is part of the experience, where is it? It's a great way to discover new places and connect with people who share similar interests.
Last week I visited the Planetarium in Hamburg and it was awesome. I saw a children's presentation about the Solar System, a 3D journey through the universe, and enjoyed the view of the city from the top of the building. As a child, I wanted to become an astronomer, inspired by my father. I eventually studied particle physics instead, which turned out to be a fascinating path as well.
One thing I'm grateful for is that, as I get older, my understanding of the topics that interest me keeps growing. I've never lost the joy of learning, and I find it a little sad that so many people seem to.
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I miss seeing more cultural posts on the #Fediverse. There are so many interesting people here, but what books are you reading? What films, shows, exhibitions, debates, or ideas have been making you think? If a place is part of the experience, where is it? It's a great way to discover new places and connect with people who share similar interests.
Last week I visited the Planetarium in Hamburg and it was awesome. I saw a children's presentation about the Solar System, a 3D journey through the universe, and enjoyed the view of the city from the top of the building. As a child, I wanted to become an astronomer, inspired by my father. I eventually studied particle physics instead, which turned out to be a fascinating path as well.
One thing I'm grateful for is that, as I get older, my understanding of the topics that interest me keeps growing. I've never lost the joy of learning, and I find it a little sad that so many people seem to.
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I miss seeing more cultural posts on the #Fediverse. There are so many interesting people here, but what books are you reading? What films, shows, exhibitions, debates, or ideas have been making you think? If a place is part of the experience, where is it? It's a great way to discover new places and connect with people who share similar interests.
Last week I visited the Planetarium in Hamburg and it was awesome. I saw a children's presentation about the Solar System, a 3D journey through the universe, and enjoyed the view of the city from the top of the building. As a child, I wanted to become an astronomer, inspired by my father. I eventually studied particle physics instead, which turned out to be a fascinating path as well.
One thing I'm grateful for is that, as I get older, my understanding of the topics that interest me keeps growing. I've never lost the joy of learning, and I find it a little sad that so many people seem to.
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I miss seeing more cultural posts on the #Fediverse. There are so many interesting people here, but what books are you reading? What films, shows, exhibitions, debates, or ideas have been making you think? If a place is part of the experience, where is it? It's a great way to discover new places and connect with people who share similar interests.
Last week I visited the Planetarium in Hamburg and it was awesome. I saw a children's presentation about the Solar System, a 3D journey through the universe, and enjoyed the view of the city from the top of the building. As a child, I wanted to become an astronomer, inspired by my father. I eventually studied particle physics instead, which turned out to be a fascinating path as well.
One thing I'm grateful for is that, as I get older, my understanding of the topics that interest me keeps growing. I've never lost the joy of learning, and I find it a little sad that so many people seem to.
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I miss seeing more cultural posts on the #Fediverse. There are so many interesting people here, but what books are you reading? What films, shows, exhibitions, debates, or ideas have been making you think? If a place is part of the experience, where is it? It's a great way to discover new places and connect with people who share similar interests.
Last week I visited the Planetarium in Hamburg and it was awesome. I saw a children's presentation about the Solar System, a 3D journey through the universe, and enjoyed the view of the city from the top of the building. As a child, I wanted to become an astronomer, inspired by my father. I eventually studied particle physics instead, which turned out to be a fascinating path as well.
One thing I'm grateful for is that, as I get older, my understanding of the topics that interest me keeps growing. I've never lost the joy of learning, and I find it a little sad that so many people seem to.