After hearing that so many people searched for the meaning of #Brexit after voting

And what should be asked?
I'm all down for "quality over cuantity", but you can't really measure/test anything valuable for it

I mean, I didn't know the meaning behind the word brexit but I understood what was going on and the consequences of what happened. But I guess that knowing the funny little joke in the word is more important than understanding whats going on

...involving what? Rules that you set up? Why your rules? Why not my rules? Why not a baby's rules (this is a joke)?

Thank you. It would also help if we had a class that explained everything.

Same goes for politicians before they try to pass a bill.

Before the civil rights movement you had to take a reading test to vote in a lot of states, look at how that worked out.

By your own standards you can't vote, I'm certain you didn't pay attention in history or government. Only people who can afford a good education can vote? Have you heard of the electoral college before?

Suffrage is an integral right of all free people. It's not some privilege to be earned, or limited to certain people.

Somebody looked into this and found the "400%" increase for this search was because something like 50 people a day were looking it up and it spikes to 200 people the day after the vote. Not those exact numbers, but a ridiculously low number out of millions of voters.

A lot more votes for trump then