Rubén Andrés

Rubén Andrés

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At Xataka On since

Writer at Xataka. I've been working remotely for more than a decade and I'm a strong advocate of technology as a way to improve our lives. Full-time addict of black, sugar-free coffee.

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173 published news

April 2025

  1. 07 April
  2. Building a $200 Million 260-Foot Yacht Wasn’t the Hard Part, but Rather Getting It to Sea in Perfect Condition
  3. 05 April
  4. Billionaire Mark Cuban Has a Piece of Advice for Gen Z: ‘You Have to Learn About AI’
  5. 04 April
  6. Only 15 People Belong to the Exclusive $100 Billion Club: They’re the 0.5% of the Richest 1%
  7. 03 April
  8. Elon Musk’s Role With DOGE Has Harmed Tesla the Most. He’s Reportedly Set to Step Down Soon
  9. 01 April
  10. Neom Was Saudi Arabia’s Dream to Get Rid of Oil. The Low Price of Black Gold Is Proving to Be Its Worst Nightmare

March 2025

  1. 31 March
  2. MrBeast and Mark Zuckerberg Think Users Don’t Understand Languages. That Could Improve Watching Videos on Meta’s Platforms
  3. 30 March
  4. MrBeast Has Found a More Lucrative Business Than Creating YouTube Videos: Selling Chocolate
  5. 28 March
  6. Be Prepared for a Future Without Doctors or Teachers: Bill Gates Says Humans ‘Won’t Be Needed for Most Things’
  7. Elon Musk Laid Off Thousands of Federal Employees. China and Russia Want to Recruit Them as Spies
  8. 26 March
  9. A Journalist Thought That Tesla Was Missing $1.4 Billion From Its Balance Sheet. It Was Then Found by the Magic of Accounting
  10. 24 March
  11. Willpower Alone Often Isn’t Enough When Creating New Habits. Your Brain Offers a Better Solution: Personal Automation
  12. 20 March
  13. Despite Precarious Wages and Skyrocketing Rents, Gen Z Will Soon Be the Wealthiest Generation in History
  14. 19 March
  15. Elon Musk’s Dad Thought His Son Had Too Much on His Plate. Tesla’s Latest Setback Proves Him Right
  16. 18 March
  17. Someone Aced a Job Interview at Amazon Using AI. The Incident Is Making Google Consider Bringing Back In-Person Meetings for Candidates
  18. 14 March
  19. Long Workdays Are Out in China. To Get Employees to Comply, Companies Have Resorted to Kicking Them Out of the Office
  20. A Fired Developer Wreaked Havoc at His Former Company With a Kill Switch. He’s Now Facing 10 Years in Prison for the Damage
  21. 12 March
  22. Meta Has Fired 35,600 Employees Since 2020. Mark Zuckerberg Has a List to Decide Who Can Return
  23. 11 March
  24. A Reddit User Has Found an Effective Solution to Fight Procrastination: Writing Down Tasks as Soon as You Think of Them
  25. Tech Billionaires Bet on Trump in January. By March, They Had Lost $209 Billion
  26. 09 March
  27. ‘I’m Literally Losing Sleep’: Bill Gates Saw Microsoft’s Dominance Threatened in 1996 by This Revolutionary Technology
  28. Bill Gates Has a $107 Billion Fortune and a Surprisingly Affordable Watch Collection. All of His Watches Are Casio Models
  29. 08 March
  30. Gen Z Is Back in the Office With a New Anti-Stress Strategy: Pretending to Be Too Busy
  31. 07 March
  32. Google Co-founder Larry Page Reportedly Has a New Company and a Goal: AI-Driven Manufacturing
  33. Shaquille O’Neal Reveals How He Quadrupled His Fortune Using Jeff Bezos’ Investment Philosophy
  34. 05 March
  35. Mark Zuckerberg Celebrated His Wife’s Birthday in Style, With a $1.3 Million Rolex and a Sequined Jumpsuit
  36. 04 March
  37. Crypto Was Supposed to Be a Currency Independent From Government Control. The U.S. Just Killed the Idea
  38. 03 March
  39. Sergey Brin Calls for 12-Hour Workdays Five Days a Week to Boost AI Development
  40. 02 March
  41. Meet the 2-7-30 Method: A Simple Strategy to ‘Hack’ Your Brain to Better Retain Knowledge

February 2025

  1. 28 February
  2. Xiaomi’s CEO Is Likely the New Richest Person in China. He Wants Nothing to Do With the Title
  3. 26 February
  4. Elon Musk Tried to Fire Officials by Email, but the FBI, Pentagon and NASA Told Them Not to Respond. What They Do Is Secret
  5. Larry Ellison Wanted to Feed the World by Cultivating Lettuce on His Private Island. The Plan Isn’t Working Out as Planned
  6. 25 February
  7. A Bakery Accepted Tesla’s Order for 4,000 Pies. In the End, Elon Musk Had to Step In to Prevent It From Going Bankrupt
  8. 24 February
  9. Mark Zuckerberg Tried to Ride Elon Musk’s Wave to Improve His Image. People Still Hate Him
  10. If You’ve Seen Those LinkedIn Mini-Games, You’re Not Alone: They’re Part of a Successful Strategy
  11. 22 February
  12. Ferdinand Porsche’s Grandson Has a Winding Road Leading to His Mansion. He’s Going to Build a Tunnel for Easier Access
  13. 21 February
  14. Mark Zuckerberg Continues to Shake Things Up at Meta. This Time, Instead of Layoffs, He’s Increasing Bonuses for Managers
  15. 18 February
  16. Elon Musk Fired Hundreds of Employees and Now Needs Them to Come Back. They Were Nuclear Weapons Experts
  17. Ford Produced Four RS200 S Models in Ferrari Red in 1984. Today, They Cost as Much as a Real Ferrari
  18. 17 February
  19. Returning to the Office Has Opened a New Front for Gen Z: Sharing Meetings With Boomers and Millennials
  20. 16 February
  21. A Millionaire Has Been Living on Cruise Ships for 25 Years. His Bank Account Hasn’t Suffered, but His Balance Has
  22. 14 February
  23. Bill Gates Gave Up 8.75% of Microsoft to Recruit His Friend Steve Ballmer in 1980. Today, Ballmer Is Richer Than Gates
  24. 13 February
  25. DeepSeek’s Founder Has Become One of the Richest People in Asia, but There’s a Catch. It Depends on Who You Ask
  26. Elon Musk Has Set Another Record With His Wealth in 2025: He Just Lost $40.9 Billion in One Week Because of Tesla
  27. 10 February
  28. Bill Gates and Other Billionaires Are Embracing a Growing Trend: Choosing Not to Leave Their Entire Fortunes to Their Children
  29. 09 February
  30. Employees Value Remote Work So Much That They’d Accept a Pay Cut of 25% to Keep Working From Home
  31. 07 February
  32. Scientists Debunk a Popular Productivity Mantra: Cold Showers in the Morning Are as Useless as Getting Up Early
  33. 04 February
  34. Mark Zuckerberg Threatens to Fire Employees Who Leak Information. We Found Out Because It Was Leaked
  35. Generation Z Is Presenting a Challenge for Companies: 95% of Young People Find Ways to Leave the Workplace Early
  36. 02 February
  37. Jeff Bezos Is Strict About His Meeting Schedule: He Doesn’t Hold Meetings Before 10 a.m. or After 5 p.m.

January 2025

  1. 31 January
  2. Three Out of Four Young People in the U.S. Know What They Want to Do in the Future: Work in a Hospital, Not a Big Tech Company
  3. 28 January
  4. DeepSeek Topples AI House of Cards: Tech Billionaires Lose $108 Billion in a Day
  5. 26 January
  6. If Your Chair Is Wobbly During an Interview, It’s No Accident: Recruiters Are Testing More Than Your Resume
  7. It Turns Out That Elon Musk and Warren Buffett Both Share the Secret Productivity Hack: Saying No
  8. 25 January
  9. Gen Z Stands for ‘GOTDIT’: 20% Say It’s Too Dangerous to Climb a Ladder for a Light Bulb. So, They’re ‘Getting Others to Do It’
  10. 23 January
  11. The Next Goal for the Super-Rich Is to Become Trillionaires. Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos Might Be the First
  12. 22 January
  13. All of Big Tech Bent the Knee at Trump’s Inauguration. It Earned Them $192 Billion in Tax Savings
  14. 21 January
  15. Elon Musk Proposes a ‘Hostage’ Exchange: If the U.S. Allows TikTok to Operate in the U.S., He Wants China to Legalize X
  16. 20 January
  17. $TRUMP Has Turned Into One of the Most Valuable Cryptocurrencies in a Matter of Days. The Problem Is the Person Reaping the Benefits: Trump
  18. 18 January
  19. Sam Altman and Bill Gates Say the Future of AI Isn’t in Accumulating Knowledge, but Rather in Asking the Right Questions
  20. 16 January
  21. Elon Musk Is So Active on X That People Are Betting Over $1 Million on How Many Posts He’ll Share
  22. 11 January
  23. Companies That Have Ditched Remote Work Face a Massive Challenge: They’re Taking Longer to Fill Job Vacancies
  24. 08 January
  25. A Leadership Expert Identifies Five Keys to Successful Decision-Making. Both Steve Jobs and Tim Cook Have Effectively Employed Them at Apple
  26. 06 January
  27. Some Time Ago, Bill Gates Tackled One of the Toughest Interview Questions: ‘Why Should We Hire You?’ Here Are the Key Points He Highlighted
  28. A Productivity Expert From Google Shares an Effective Strategy for Overcoming Procrastination: Becoming Your Own Assistant
  29. This Is Andy Jassy’s Ultimate Career Advice for Gen Z: It’s All About Having a Positive Attitude
  30. 05 January
  31. Steve Jobs Wanted to Hire Professional Managers for Apple. It Was a Disaster Because They Didn’t Know How to Lead, Only Manage
  32. 82% of Managers Aren’t Qualified to Do Their Job. This Lead a Third of Their Employees to Quit

December 2024

  1. 30 December
  2. Vladimir Putin’s Mysterious Fortune: Experts Believe He's the One of World's Richest Men, but Nobody Knows Exactly How Much Money He Has
  3. 25 December
  4. The Yerkes-Dodson Law, Explained: Why Some People Perform Better Under Pressure
  5. 24 December
  6. Sam Altman Defends OpenAI’s Status Change: Elon Musk Is ‘Clearly a Bully’ Who Likes to Pick Fights
  7. This Is the Magarigawa Club, a Private Circuit in Japan Where the Wealthy Drive Their Supercars
  8. 21 December
  9. Some Companies Are Operating With No Job Titles or Bosses. The Result: Higher Profits and Increased Employee Satisfaction
  10. 19 December
  11. Amazon Delays Employees Return to the Office Due to an Unexpected Problem: It Doesn’t Have Enough Room to Accommodate Them
  12. 18 December
  13. 400 Years Ago, a Dutch Company Issued a Bond to Settle a Debt. The Bond’s Owner Is Still Collecting Interest Today
  14. 14 December
  15. This Is How Warren Buffett Turned Christmas Into an Investment Masterclass for His Family
  16. 12 December
  17. This Tesla Cybertruck is Coated in $60,000 of 24-Karat Gold. Someone Paid a Measly $102,000 for It at a Charity Auction
  18. 10 December
  19. Billionaires Have Doubled Their Wealth in the Past Decade: That’s $14 Trillion in the Hands of Just 2,700 People
  20. 04 December
  21. The Latest Status Symbol Isn’t a Car or a Handbag: It’s a Chocolate and Pistachio Bar That’s Gone Viral
  22. 01 December
  23. A Swiss City Collected So Much Tax Revenue That It Didn’t Know What to Do With It. So, It’s Decided to Return About $2,800 per Person

November 2024

  1. 29 November
  2. Larry Page Once Considered Giving Elon Musk His Fortune to Colonize Mars. Now, They Don’t Even Talk to Each Other
  3. 25 November
  4. Until Recently, People Were Very Proud of How Little They Slept. Now, They’re at Risk for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
  5. 13 November
  6. Boreout, Explained: Why Being Bored at Work Is Just as Concerning as Being Burned Out
  7. Musk Is Already Experiencing the Benefits of Supporting Trump: He’s Been Picked to Lead the New Efficiency Department
  8. 12 November
  9. Mark Zuckerberg Would Need 550 Years to Spend His Entire Fortune if He Spent $1 Million Each Month
  10. Trump’s Victory May Prompt an American Exodus: Many Citizens Are Seeking ‘Golden Visas’ in Europe and the Caribbean
  11. 10 November
  12. Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome: When Concentration Becomes Challenging and Daydreaming Impacts Daily Life
  13. 07 November
  14. Amazon’s CEO Denies That the Company’s Return-to-Office Policy Is a ‘Backdoor Layoff’
  15. 05 November
  16. Iceland Was the Canary in the Coal Mine When It Adopted the Four-Day Week. Now, Its Economy Is Thriving
  17. 04 November
  18. Elon Musk Issues Warning About the Magnitude of the U.S. Debt, Highlighting the Rise of Bitcoin and Gold
  19. 03 November
  20. How Much Money Does Elon Musk Have? A Look at the Fortune of the Man Planning to Colonize Mars From a Social Media Platform
  21. 01 November
  22. This Is How Louis Vuitton Makes Money: From Unaffordable Luxury to Mass Luxury

October 2024

  1. 30 October
  2. Elon Musk and Bill Gates Made Their Bets for President. Jeff Bezos Decided to Stay Neutral and Created a Crisis at The Washington Post
  3. 29 October
  4. EY Has a Strict Policy Against Multitasking: It Fired Multiple Employees for Enrolling in Two Online Courses at the Same Time
  5. 28 October
  6. The Rivalry Between Elon Musk and Bill Gates Has Escalated to a New Level: They’re Now Political Adversaries, Too
  7. 25 October
  8. Germany Has Tested the Four-Day Workweek, and the Verdict Is Clear: 73% of Companies in the Pilot Won’t Return to the Five-Day Routine
  9. 23 October
  10. Elon Musk Said, ‘Yes, DOGE,’ at a Rally Next to Donald Trump. Even Though He Wasn’t Referring to Dogecoin, Its Price Shot Up 15%
  11. 22 October
  12. A Retiree Purchased a Lifetime Plane Ticket for $290,000. He’s Flown Around the World 1,000 Times, Writing Off the Cost With Each Flight
  13. 15 October
  14. Spotify Declines to Force Employees to Go Back to the Office. You Can’t Treat Them Like Children, Execs Say
  15. 14 October
  16. A Group of Millionaires Didn’t Like the Ideology at Some Universities, so They Created an ‘Anti-Woke’ University
  17. 13 October
  18. Hurricane Milton Highlights a Major Issue Once More: Beachfront Homes Are Losing Value Due to Climate Change
  19. 08 October
  20. Porsche Didn’t Have a Minivan in Its Lineup, So Mark Zuckerberg Decided to Create One Himself
  21. While Aiming to Resume X Operations in Brazil, Elon Musk Made a Serious Mistake: He Chose the Wrong Bank
  22. 07 October
  23. Bernard Arnault Was the Richest Man in the World Until He Started Losing Money. He’s Already Lost Over $52 Billion
  24. 04 October
  25. Tentative Agreement Halts Massive Strike at U.S. Ports, Calming Fears of Global Logistics Crisis
  26. 03 October
  27. After the Logistics Crisis, the Global Economy Is Facing Another Threat: A Massive Strike in U.S. Ports
  28. 02 October
  29. Steve Jobs Used to Hold Meetings While Walking Around the Apple Campus. Scientists Say He Was on to Something
  30. 01 October
  31. In Germany, Tesla Workers on Medical Leave Are Getting an Unexpected Visit From Their Bosses. You Can Imagine Why
  32. Researchers Find That Remote Workers Get Paid 7% Less Than Those Who Work From the Office

September 2024

  1. 28 September
  2. This Is Sam Altman’s Method for Generating Ideas: Jot Them Down, Rip the Pages Out, and Discard Them Until You Find the One
  3. 27 September
  4. Silicon Valley Millionaires Made ‘Dressing Boring’ a Symbol of Power. Mark Zuckerberg Wants to Change That
  5. New Survey Finds That 91% of Employees Are Unhappy With Amazon’s Total Return-to-Office Policy
  6. 24 September
  7. Rolex Is Tired of Thefts and Fake Watches. It Wants to Use NFT Chips and Blockchain Certificates of Authenticity to Stop Them
  8. 20 September
  9. How Much Do the Richest 1% on the Planet Earn? According to This Study, It’s Always Going to Be More Than You Think
  10. 19 September
  11. Samsung Is Reportedly Considering Laying Off Between 15% and 30% of Its International Workforce
  12. ‘It Comes Down to Economics’: A Former Amazon Employee Shares His Thoughts on the End of Remote Work at Amazon
  13. 17 September
  14. He’s a Millionaire That Doesn’t Own a Home: Timothy Armoo Is an Example of How Generation Z Is Changing Everything
  15. 13 September
  16. After Getting Banned in Brazil, Elon Musk Calls Australian Government ‘Fascists’ for Its Legislation Against Fake News
  17. Gen Z’s ‘Kryptonite’ Has Been Revealed: They’re Social Media Experts but Don’t Know How to Use a Printer
  18. 11 September
  19. Elon Musk Sent an Intimidating Email to All Twitter Employees. X Will Now Pay $600,000 to a Worker That Didn’t Resign
  20. 06 September
  21. Japan Had to End Its Overwork Model. The Four-Day Workweek Was Its Hope, but It’s Failing

August 2024

  1. 30 August
  2. This Is What It Takes to Become a Millionaire by Working for Nvidia: 7-Day Workweeks and Clocking Out at 1 a.m.
  3. 28 August
  4. Airbnb’s CEO Believed the Company Was ‘Broken’ and Wanted to Lower Prices: The Business Is Too Big for That
  5. 26 August
  6. Jeff Bezos Bought a New Private Jet and Has Flown on It 28 Times, Generating as Much Pollution as One Person Over 17 Years

July 2024

  1. 15 July
  2. ‘We’ve Reached the Point of Maximum Human Inefficiency’: Microsoft Measured How Much Time We Spend in Meetings and the Result Is Astounding
  3. 14 July
  4. You Aren’t Rich or Powerful Enough if You Aren’t Invited to the ‘Summer Camp for Billionaires’ Every Year
  5. 13 July
  6. Who Cares About Layoffs and Sabotage? All Management in Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory Cares About Are Missing Coffee Mugs
  7. 11 July
  8. 6,500 Samsung Employees in South Korea Go on an Indefinite Strike for the Second Time in Two Months
  9. Elon Musk Has Vowed to ‘Obliterate’ Bill Gates if He Doesn’t Stop Shorting Tesla Shares
  10. 09 July
  11. An Expert Predicted the Arrival of the iPhone Years in Advance. Now, He’s Betting on AI: ‘It’ll Bring Back the Dead’
  12. Apple Sent Out a 7 a.m. Email Asking About Remote Work. Its Employees Didn’t Like It
  13. 08 July
  14. These Are a Self-Taught Programmer’s Tips for Learning Quickly: Avoid Using Google and Don't Watch YouTube Tutorials
  15. 06 July
  16. Finns Are Some of the Happiest Employees in the World. Here’s One Company’s Recipe for Success
  17. 05 July
  18. Jeff Bezos Is Selling His Amazon Stock for $4.93 Billion After Company Shares Hit Record Highs
  19. ‘The Zuck We Deserve.’ Mark Zuckerberg’s Fourth of July Celebration Shows He’s Living His Best Life
  20. 04 July
  21. The Results of Portugal’s Four-Day Workweek Make One Thing Clear: Not All Companies Can Handle It

June 2024

  1. 30 June
  2. ‘Interviews Are a Performance Art... You Have to Rehearse': A LinkedIn Expert’s Advice for Successful Interviews
  3. 29 June
  4. ‘It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It.’ This Is Emotional Intelligence Technique Steve Jobs Used When No One Was Talking About It
  5. 27 June
  6. Gen Z Has Its Own Punctuality Etiquette, and It Says That 10 Minutes Late to Work Isn’t Late
  7. 26 June
  8. Bill Gates Takes Notes by Hand in All His Meetings and in the Margins of the Books He Reads. The Reason Is Backed by Science
  9. 24 June
  10. Productivity Has Been Growing Faster in the U.S. Than in Europe for 20 Years. It's a Story of Two Parallel Realities With Many Nuances
  11. 22 June
  12. So Far, AI Isn’t Stealing Jobs From Humans, But Its Development Is Causing a Lot of Layoffs
  13. France Discovered a Man’s Swimming Pool Using a Satellite. Then, As Many Countries Do, It Taxed Him
  14. Dell Asked Employees to Return to the Office or Accept the Consequences. 50% Will Accept the Consequences
  15. 20 June
  16. One of the Founders Behind the Titan, the Submersible That Sank While Searching for the Titanic, Is Back With a New Submarine
  17. 18 June
  18. A Study Finds That Helping Your Coworkers Is Counterproductive, Unless They Specifically Ask
  19. 17 June
  20. This Company Fired an Employee but Forgot to Remove His Access Credentials. It Cost Them $678,000 in Virtual Servers
  21. 14 June
  22. A 92-Year-Old Millionaire Remains at the Helm of Her Company and Refuses to Retire. Her Secret? Being a David Among Goliaths
  23. 12 June
  24. 'I Have 3 Years Left of Work': More AI Managers Believe AI Will Eventually Take Their Jobs
  25. 07 June
  26. Elon Musk Is Increasing Pressure on Tesla Shareholders: Either They Give Him the $46 Billion Pay Package or He Leaves
  27. 06 June
  28. Gen Z Has an Ace Up Their Sleeve to Make Space for Themselves in the Workforce: Their Parents
  29. 04 June
  30. Dubai Spent $12 Billion to Build 300 Artificial Islands for Millionaires. Now, They’re Abandoned and Sinking
  31. Microsoft Lays Off 1,500 Workers in Its Azure and HoloLens Divisions, the Latest Casualty of its Alliance With OpenAI

May 2024

  1. 30 May
  2. ‘Silent Vacations’: 40% of Millennials and Gen Z Have Used Remote Work to Take a Break Without Permission
  3. 28,000 Samsung Employees in South Korea Are Preparing to Strike for the First Time in the Company's History
  4. 29 May
  5. An Error in a Quantum Physics Calculation Led Jeff Bezos to Found Amazon. That Wouldn’t Have Happened to Bill Gates
  6. 28 May
  7. Jeff Bezos Is a Master of Productivity Because of This Secret: Starting Off Slow in the Morning
  8. In the 19th Century, a U.S. Millionaire Invaded Countries and Founded Two Republics on His Own
  9. 26 May
  10. The Luxury Bunker for Billionaires Has 15 Stories and Costs $1.5 Million Per Room
  11. 23 May
  12. Amazon Had to Meet Its Internal Employee Turnover Goals, So It Hired People to Fire Them
  13. 22 May
  14. If You Thought Neom's 105-Mile-Long Building Wasn’t Dystopian Enough, It's Also Building a Huge Water Park in the Desert
  15. The Digital Nomad Paradox: What Happens When the Country That Give You a Visa Wants You to Stop Being a Nomad
  16. 20 May
  17. “They Deserve It”: Emirates Is Making So Much Money That It’s Giving Workers a Five-Month-Salary as a Gift
  18. Jeff Bezos Has Spent a Small Fortune on His Art Collection. The Reason Isn't a Love of Art, But Rather a Love of Money
  19. 19 May
  20. Someone Thought of Turning Disneyland Into a Remote Office. Now It’s One of Gen Z’s Favorite Places to Work
  21. When Notifications Are Fighting to Get Your Attention, Use 'Monk Mode' to Avoid Distractions
  22. 18 May
  23. Revenge Bedtime Procrastination: Why Your Brain Will Get Back at You If You Don't Let It Rest During the Day
  24. 17 May
  25. Three Learning Experts Explain Their Study Techniques: The Secret Isn't Studying More, But Studying Better
  26. 15 May
  27. Elon Musk Is Reportedly Rehiring Tesla's Supercharger Team After Firing Them All Two Weeks Ago
  28. 13 May
  29. Titanic-Obsessed Billionaire Wants to Build Replica With One Key Difference: Iceberg Detection Systems
  30. 11 May
  31. Dell Is Sorting Its Workers Into Two Groups: Those Who Go to the Office and the 'Red Flags'
  32. 07 May
  33. Samsung Rejects Global Push to 4-Day Work Week, Will Force Its Execs to Work 6 Days
  34. How Two Men Are 'Hacking' Their Way to Eternal Youth
  35. 05 May
  36. Germany’s Space Agency Is Paying People $19,000 to Lie in Bed for 60 Days in the Name of Science
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