Dally wrote:Aside from the fact that mine was not a string of remarks: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... sions.html The fact you quote that opinonated,disigenous rag kind of makes my point. Older people like other older peoples opinion, shock news I am sure.

Dally wrote:Aside from the fact that mine was not a string of remarks: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... sions.html The fact you quote that opinonated,disigenous rag kind of makes my point. Older people like other older peoples opinion, shock news I am sure.

Dally wrote:Aside from the fact that mine was not a string of remarks: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... sions.html But it is unsubstantiated and providing a link to the daily mail doesn't prove it otherwise.

Dally wrote:Aside from the fact that mine was not a string of remarks: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... sions.html But it is unsubstantiated and providing a link to the daily mail doesn't prove it otherwise.

And woosh, he's gone, I cant respect anyone incapable of debate, and in short time posting it seems Dally is exactly that

PCollinson1990 wrote:The fact you quote that opinonated,disigenous rag kind of makes my point. Older people like other older peoples opinion, shock news I am sure. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/ ... shows.html What is your point? Have you put any evidence forward other than your personal, and no doubt juvenile, prejudice?

PCollinson1990 wrote:The fact you quote that opinonated,disigenous rag kind of makes my point. Older people like other older peoples opinion, shock news I am sure. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/ ... shows.html What is your point? Have you put any evidence forward other than your personal, and no doubt juvenile, prejudice?

In the unlikely event that you might wish to go back to source and then "debate" the issue of Brexit sensibly:

With Age Comes Wisdom
Decision Making in Younger and Older Adults


Darrell A. Worthy, Marissa A. Gorlick, Jennifer L. Pacheco, David M. Schnyer, W. Todd Maddox
First Published September 29, 2011 research-article

Again, you don't stand up, you quote newspapers, and I use the word "news" in its loosest sense. One day you will decide not to derail every thread, maybe even form an opinion of your own. Try it, you may well learn something!

I wish that was the case with my mother-in-law.

So in summary, the stupid and the old voted to leave; does that cover it?

Close.

I think the poor, the rich and the wise voted out. The middle of the road and sheep voted remain. I think that more clearly sums it to.

NB Those graphs are misleading in that the percentage of graduates in areas with younger populations (eg inner cities) will be higher than in areas with older populations. That has nothing at all to do with relative intelligence but rather the enormous expansion in higher education in recent times meaning that so many simple-minded souls now get "degrees."