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Based on today's date, I'm concluding that a lack of adequate information to make an informed decision my prejudices have my summary based on opinion (mine or others) and pseudoscience. Historically if, for example, market crashes are cyclical, Capitalism is ever-adaptable, the elite remain and the poor always lose, what other axioms can help with decision-making?
So, I'm guessing that it boils down to...
Remain: fear of (negative) change to trajectory.
Leave: fear of no change to current (not positive) trajectory.
Remain: hope for (positive) change, through small victories a la Cameron's negotions.
Leave: hope for (+/-?) change, through disruption to current systems.
If the 20th Century can be a referent for the adaptability of Capitalism (and disproving most traditional Marxism), and perpetuation of war, then 'nature' will find a way regardless. Seems too easy to say one is the erosion of choice, and the other an erosion of humanity.
Blame the spitefulness in me but I want to see what would happen, I want to see if the sky will burn.