Morale (noun) means: The reach a collective self reads itself as having, kept across its members at one time. It emerges from collective self, reach, read, member: Each member's reading of what the group can do feeds the others'; the shared reading is morale, and it sets how much each member will try, so it can make itself true in either direction. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 16, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
morale.collective · forms: morale
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During the Blitz, Britain's Ministry of Information collected regular reports on civilian morale, tracking whether people believed the country could hold out. history
through: Each member's reading of what the group can do feeds the others'; the shared reading is morale, and it sets how much each member will try, so it can make itself true in either direction.