if youre so sure, why dont you short UK consumer related stuff?

You already have the answer, contained in your own question; because I'm not so sure. Puts are a dangerous game. I'm sure enough that the UK consumer is getting poorer to divest of shares; not sure enough (especially on timescales) to outright gamble on it. A lot of people have been 100% right that a company is doomed and then gone on to lose a whole lot of money on puts.

So far it's worked out very well. I moved the money into space and green energy.

where did they go on april 6th btw?

would be nice if you had like a historical record of what happened when your alert level went above 3

i remember trying to use public transport to move around portland from my hotel in the convention center area to the downtown and after sundown it was practically impossible

well run public transit systems usually still lose money

and thats a policy decision rather than a commercial one

why does cutting off power to an engine cut off power to the recorder? i thought these had standalone power

on the other hand you produce stuff in the real world and not some hidden UX button nobody ever uses so theres that

what do you mean no movement?

isnt pentesting supposed to generate tickets to fix vulnerabilities?

well if thats the practice you find problematic, why not tax that

how would fluctuation in stock prices be handled?

if stocks go down , do you get a refund ?

this seems like a paperwork and fraud riddled method to achive a very minor impact on very few people who could be taxed directly when they access actual cash

why would you not make it to 60?

you mean like "the purge" or like climate issues ?

didnt happen to me so far