I am not claiming to know everything the UK government and its people think, though if you follow your logic to only moderate extremes any discussion of complex policies is fundamentally pointless guesswork.
You are making arguments that depend on the conclusion that you who what they think. As long as you understand that you don’t know what they think you can’t access their intelligence by looking at those decisions.
If you are going to advocate voting for “Unknown” then you better have a very good idea of what you want instead
Allowing more economic growth through deregulation and more rational laws is an idea that was articulated and one that they are working on. It’s not very specific but specific 4-year plans don’t work that well.
Telling the public about how you get the more rational laws by hiring superforcasters and building those seeing rooms is more specific but not the level of argument that the public is easily going to digest.
You are making arguments that depend on the conclusion that you who what they think. As long as you understand that you don’t know what they think you can’t access their intelligence by looking at those decisions.
Allowing more economic growth through deregulation and more rational laws is an idea that was articulated and one that they are working on. It’s not very specific but specific 4-year plans don’t work that well.
Telling the public about how you get the more rational laws by hiring superforcasters and building those seeing rooms is more specific but not the level of argument that the public is easily going to digest.