Indeed, and the paper does say as much. What I don't agree with however is this notion that Brexit is a vote for change, at least not in the sense you mean it. I've no doubt that you view Brexit as a chance to free Britain from the shackles of Europe and be bolder and more adventurous, but I suspect, and most of the poll data confirms this, that the majority of Brexiters don't want Britain to be more global, but rather more local. They want to reduce migration, to focus more on local matters than international, to have protectionist trade policies and various other things that strongly hint that they don't want the competition that being global inevitably means as that requires them to change, and to date they have changed very unsuccessfully. It's been said many times before, but the people and regions who have most adapted to the global world we operate in tended to vote remain.
Brexiters are less Walter Raleigh than Ned Ludd.
