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The economic advantages are undeniable, as evidenced by you not denying them:
You would make a lousy lawyer - "not denying" something (especially when someone was not asked to "confirm or deny") is not an "evidence" of anything...
This is a common fallacy - "Illicit Negative, i.e., affirmative conclusion from a negative premise" - it's a bad practice and bad form (could be considered an ad hominem), you should try to avoid.
That said, the benefits of "free trade" and "freedom of movement" are obvious ("thanks, capitalism!") so, given the chance, why would I deny that?
1. I've already explained to you what happened after Brexit - just because majority in UK were fed up with some of the heavy-handed EU ("Brussels") rules, mandates and, given that UK already had much less trade with EU than with the USA and the rest of the world (IOW, the "least integrated") they wanted a social "divorce," and it was extremely stupid of EU to be "Trumpy" to UK which, unsurprisingly, generally negatively affected both economies - you don't need to be a "rocket surgeon" to understand that.
And, as I've already pointed out in first post, economically EU was even worse off for it - "Play stupid games - win stupid prizes."
The "divorce" didn't end as well as it could have because of hurt feelings and stupid desire to "punish" one party by the other party - it happens too often in politics.
Again, that doesn't mean that the "remedy" is for UK to re-join ("remarry") EU, which, fortunately, EU is finally recognizing, and that is why they're moving toward "reset" with UK - "free trade" and "freedom of movement" and other agreements will fix economic things.
2. Once "reset" is accomplished, the "many young voters" won't be interested in reversing Brexit, because all their current complaints and grievances will be addressed.
Even "many young voters" can easily understand that a country can enjoy social and economic benefits of partnership, without having to become a unit of a larger entity and be a subject - e.g., just like having the benefits of "free trade" and "free movement" doesn't mean that Canada should merge with the US / aka become "51st state"... even if some "AI Summary" would speculate that it would benefit more.
--AI Summary
Be careful with "AI" or this could happen to your brain:
www.psychologytoday.com - AI and the 10-Minute Mind - 2026-04-12
gizmodo.com - Spending Just 10 Minutes With AI Can Fry Your Brain: 'Heavy cognitive cost' - 2026-05-07
|------- There has been quite a bit of research that shows relying on artificial intelligence tools encourages people to stop thinking critically and start deferring to the machine ... New research suggests that AI can compromise cognitive function and problem-solving abilities in as little as ten minutes. ...
The findings are also in line with a study Microsoft published last year that looked at cognitive decline among knowledge workers, which found that the more people lean on AI, the worse they perform when asked to work without support. ...
"We find that AI assistance ... comes at a heavy cognitive cost. After just 10 minutes of AI-assisted problem-solving, people who lost access to the AI performed worse and gave up more frequently than those who never used it." ...
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"Why do you speak about humans like they have no agency?"
I don't.