Bur Energy

Initially pertaining to a person’s innate technical ability which was immediately improved and enhanced in direct proportion to their degree mental openness to learning and adapting to new techniques.

Originated in the dental profession in a discussion between renowned Australian dentists Dr Matthew Siebel and Dr Ronak Patel in an attempt to describe the prevailing participant attitudes at an advanced dental technology course known as the Cerec Modules Posterior course in Melbourne Australia in Early 2022 where the world famous Dr Lawrence Lau was teaching technology-biology interactions with his enhanced Cerec workflows.

Appropriated by an observer, Dr Eugene Lee, on that very evening, and posted to multiple online industry discussion groups that he was known to moderate, the current usage of the phrase is mainly by displaced fashion neutral drinkers in a casual social situation describing a fashionable and relatively more desirable person who decides to interact with them.

“that dude wearing flares and suede thongs went and chat to those guys in track pants watching the Football - he must got bur energy.”