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Doesn't look obvious to me: many polls show a majority for Remain, but not by such a wide margin: 12 percentage points at best. We're not talking a 2/3 - 1/3 majority (and for some polls, the gap narrowed recently to 5%). I remember that the polls were predicting a clear Remain majority for the 2016 referendum.
If anything, the British society is still very divided by the issue: it is more than a fascist minority. Would the present Remain majority survive a second referendum? This would turn into a heated controversy about the establishment respecting the results referendums in the first place...
repetition of experts' conclusory remarks about statistical description of [INSERT DEROGATORY] in lieu of interpersonal communications
trivial evaluation comparison of hyperbole and repetitive facts to self-criticism (stereotype)
Some people may be relying on the wrong "tools" to identify and achieve mutually beneficial goals. Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
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