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The uplift series? We're the primitive ones because we weren't uplifted like the rest and dont have full access to the library?
Maybe it changes later, it got really slow in the middle and I've stalled out.
It gets even worse later actually, because they encounter some much older races that regard the ones in the "main" galactic civilization with the library and all to be basically children at best. Tho I do recall some tidbit that reveals that our CGI and general image manipulation and similar entertainment technology had become about as advanced as the library has even before first contact, so humans weren't less advanced in that one mostly insignificant area.
Need to force myself through to the end, the middle just feels so unimaginably boring, while they keep teasing interesting bits just offscreen.
Asshole world building if you ask me.