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Burgoignesc exceptionalism also impacts the way Burgundie interacts with the world. The same "keeping the flame alight and aloft" philosophy applies to Burgoignacs understanding of their role in the world. Burgundie is a founding member of numerous international bodies that are tasked with improving human development in the Occidental sense. Burgundie is party to many more regional and local organizations that seek to improve the human condition in terms determined by those afflicted. These engagements are part of Burgundie's effort to democratize the ability of all to live where they are free from harm, a term Burgoignacs apply broadly to cover topics from food security, authoritarianism, political and socio-sexual violence, access to services deemed by the [[League of Nations]] to be human rights, and, most importantly, '''access to international commerce'''. This leads to Burgoignacs being ardent supporters of large multi-national bodies in favor or protecting those efforts and also leads it to be a rather {{wpl|Interventionism (politics)|interventionalist}} in all forms (e.g. politically, economically, and militarily). This has become known as ''Dirigismatic Burgundification'' or a directed and active attempt to make the world look and feel more like Burgundie. | Burgoignesc exceptionalism also impacts the way Burgundie interacts with the world. The same "keeping the flame alight and aloft" philosophy applies to Burgoignacs understanding of their role in the world. Burgundie is a founding member of numerous international bodies that are tasked with improving human development in the Occidental sense. Burgundie is party to many more regional and local organizations that seek to improve the human condition in terms determined by those afflicted. These engagements are part of Burgundie's effort to democratize the ability of all to live where they are free from harm, a term Burgoignacs apply broadly to cover topics from food security, authoritarianism, political and socio-sexual violence, access to services deemed by the [[League of Nations]] to be human rights, and, most importantly, '''access to international commerce'''. This leads to Burgoignacs being ardent supporters of large multi-national bodies in favor or protecting those efforts and also leads it to be a rather {{wpl|Interventionism (politics)|interventionalist}} in all forms (e.g. politically, economically, and militarily). This has become known as ''Dirigismatic Burgundification'' or a directed and active attempt to make the world look and feel more like Burgundie. | ||
Culturally, | Culturally, Burgundie is one of the least vernacular and most mechanical nations in the world. This means that there is a level of homogony across the diverse and vast thalassocracy. This is an accidental side effect of the centralized, planned mechanization put forward by the various royal institutions since the [[New Burgundie Secession War]], but especially since the [[Great War]]. These mechanization efforts, namely in the wide spread use of air conditioning, mass transit, and subsidized domestic migration have allowed the Burgoignacs to live anywhere in the world under the same conditions as they would on the [[Isle of Burgundie]]. | ||
Many international sociologists term this ''Laissez-faire Vilauristrification'' in reference to the fact that the phenomenon was accidental and that the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc | Many international sociologists term this ''Laissez-faire Vilauristrification'' in reference to the fact that the phenomenon was accidental and that the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc cultural experience is becoming more like that of the capital in [[Vilauristre]]. This has been more noticeable in the Burgoignesc territories outside of [[Levantia]], as Levantine Burgundian culture is the core that many other vernacular cultures within the thalassocracy are being pulled towards. | ||
==Public Health== | ==Public Health== | ||