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> People don't understand any more about the deal (or lack of one) than they did before they voted.

They now know the realities of a no-deal and the implications it will have.

That's a lot more than they knew before the vote.

Since the deal did not exist before the original vote, it would be hard for people to understand less about it now.

That's wrong and also an unnecessarily patronizing view of the intelligence of the people of the UK. People are smarter and have a better ability to learn complex topics than they get credit for. It's more a problem of garbage in garbage out.