Equally-deluded: opposing camps on Brexit
When a dramatic event or trauma occurs to a person that fundamentally changes their life or life course, friends and often psychologists will immediately look to what was happening in the person’s life that may have provoked this major change. That’s called looking for context. Over the past 2.5 years, I’ve listened to, read, and watched many pundits and politicians expound on the topic of Brexit, what it means and the reason it came about. Yet not once did I hear any of these ‘experts’ mention the most important aspect of ‘Brexit’: the context in which it came about. Read More →