> Also worth remembering that Britain is still de facto in the EU for a few more years. I'd argue Britain is de facto out of the EU already. Anybody planning f

> Also worth remembering that Britain is still de facto in the EU for a few more years. I'd argue Britain is de facto out of the EU already. Anybody planning for the future is operating under this assumption. A few concrete examples: Scientific collaborations, corporate growth plans, and policy-making has all been impacted AFAIK.