British government setting a hostile tone for Brexit talks
THE French mathematician Blaise Pascal famously said: “It is not certain that everything is uncertain.”
Had he been around for Brexit, he might not be so sure. While a moderate outcome remains likely, uncertainty and animosity have been on the rise in recent weeks. This is the Brexit paradox: The longer it takes for pragmatism to re-enter the debate, the higher the chance that the chilling effect of the unknown will cause permanent damage to both the UK and the EU.
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