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I'd reframe that comment somewhat. In my experience many of those who voted Remain (myself included) tend towards being more risk averse than those who voted Leave. (I even make my living from risk management.)
I accept that the UK is leaving the EU, so at this point how I voted is irrelevant. However what hasn't changed is my perspective around the challenges of actually doing it. Fundamentally a lot of the arguments I see are predicated on different understandings and perspectives of risk, and a lot of what I read is not supported by solid reasoning, it's supported because people want it to be true. Thus you get anyone recommending a more cautious position on any given topic being shouted down as supporting Project Fear and that sort of thing, which completely prevents any kind of meaningful discussion. |
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