I agree with everything you said apart from the word 'educated'.
I prefer the word 'informed'.
Educated suggests that people have learnt about the 'bleedin obvious' inherent difficulties with a major country like the UK leaving a highly complex and regulated organisation like the EU.
Even without the added complexities associated with Ireland/NI, getting to a position of a mutually satisfied outcome was never going to happen.
But. So many people are utterly sick and fed up of Brexit, more and more people are turning off and think that Boris 'get Brexit done' actually means something.
I’m guessing that by now, most people have tried to imagine what BrExit would practically mean for them and their family; financially and culturally.
Eg: public sector, FTSE, SME and independent business owners would have examined the supply chain and employment impact. Presumably they would also have communicated that to their staff and suppliers.
people should have hypothesised about any impact on their savings, investments or property. Parents should have understood what implications it has for their children. Young people should know about how it impacts future career paths.
If everyone has done this, then i can’t understand why they would want to leave.