Yes.Psamathe wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 3:52pmIf you fail to learn from past mistakes you are going to repeat them. And learning from past mistakes mens admitting they were mistakes.tim-b wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 2:27pm ...
I couldn’t disagree more. Because you cannot move forward or grow the country or deliver change or win back the trust of those who have lost faith in politics if you’re constantly focused on the arguments of the past."
https://labour.org.uk/press/keir-starme ... exit-work/ 4/7/22
In the case of Brexit a large part of the solution is in recognising the issues that it has caused. e.g. UK car manufacturers identify major specific issues linked to out leaving the EU (and the way we left the EU) yet Kemi Badenoch a staunch supporter of brexit refuses to recognised Brexit is anything other than perfect utopia "Badenoch claims problem raised by UK carmarkers worried about tariffs 'isn't to do with Brexit'" - denial of the problems means you stand no chance to solve them.
It's essential both to understand what happened and to use that understanding in the planning of what you try to do next.
Jonathan
PS: I think that's tim+b quoting Starner...