According to the Blair, the Burrabb are part of Sentient 41. That is, they are part of the 41st ecosystem to independently arise in our galaxy. The Burrabb are one of four “civilized” species known to have developed from Sentient 41.
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Sterling Swallow
Aaron Goertzen
Among the Burrabb, loud enthusiastic discussions are standard. From most human cultural perspectives these discussions look like heated arguments that are about to become violent. This rarely happens. The Burrabb need for consensus with their family group before their family group takes action generally prevents an individual burrabb from actually fighting with another individual burrabb.
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Louisa Coughlan
One of the marks of a civilized being is its ability to discuss its religion with a being holding a different religion and concentrate on what makes their faiths similar rather than what makes them different.
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Robert Hanni
Terri Wolfe
Glynn Owen Barrass
Civilizations are built on conversation, on individuals communicating their thoughts to each other. Sometimes those thoughts will be about the complexity of sewer systems. Sometimes they’ll just be complaints about a neighbor’s choice in recorded music.
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Kuleen McGrath
The true mark of an intelligent species is how much work it will put into being able to do as little as possible.
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Industrious laziness
No, I don’t know what they are talking about. I don’t speak Burrabb. Not that there is a standard Burrabb language. There’s not a standard human language, why would you think there was a standard Burrabb language?
This is a typical Burrabb family group. Or, as typical a family group as can be represented in one random image. The Burrabb inhabit thousands of different ecosystems on hundreds of different planets. Some live in hunter/gatherer societies. Others live as interstellar sophisticates. The Burrabb, like human beings, are a diverse species. So I take it back. This is not a typical Burrabb family group.
