Editing Mirabell
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| − | '''Mirabell''' was a statistician and |
+ | '''Mirabell''' was a statistician and phychologist. |
| − | + | She lived during the third century and studied productivity in the workplace, and found that having a sense of ownership helps improve morale. [[Marasi]] thinks of the rules Mirabell developed regarding the troubles in [[Elendel]].{{book ref|mb5|7}} |
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| − | [[Marasi Colms]] applied Mirabell's theories to communities, and she found that crime tended to be lower where the residents had a sense of identity in their neighborhoods. Marasi thinks about Mirabell's work in relation to the growing unrest in [[Elendel]], as the more transient nature of modern society has eroded people's sense of community (and by extension, their trust in government).{{book ref|mb5|7}} |
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