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Is this guy right? Should Brexit be reversed?
The article links to some interesting YouGov statistics about current British opinion on Brexit. For example, a majority of Brits support rejoining the EU:
What a lot of those people actually want are the benefits of being in the EU without conforming to EU regulations, or accepting immigrants, or in general contributing much.
Kinda like how they had it before they left, but I don't think they're getting it now. So UK is bound to be stuck in this loop of wanting to rejoin, but not wanting to do anything to rejoin, for a long time.