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I came across a fun article recently about sleep position and what it says about your personality. Check it out and then leave us a comment to let us know if you agree.

Back Sleeper: You’re a leader! Since this position reveals the most skin, it shows you’re comfortable leaving yourself open to vulnerability because you’re so confident. If this is you, you’re part of only 8% of the population who sleeps on their backs.

Side Sleeper: Since this is somewhere between your back and stomach, this position shows that you’re a friendly, easy-going person. You enjoy meeting new people and you’re quite trusting.

Stomach Sleeper: This position represents a “free-fall” type position, and shows that you’re an adventurer, through and through. You do tend to keep your emotional side private, sharing those thoughts only with your closest of friends and family.

Fetal Position Sleeper: A sensitive flower, you are. Curling up under your covers is your way of letting your subconscious pull itself back together. By day, you take creative risks and you’re full of vigor and creativity. Expending all that energy by day makes sleep a therapeutic necessity to you.

A Flopper: If you flop and change positions all night, it means you’re an adaptable soul. Some people call you “complicated”, but really, you are just good at finding new ways to do things. Incidentally, if this is you, you share company with only 5% of other sleepers who change positions regularly.

Story Source: Woman’s World Magazine

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But what about lying around in bed for three months and getting paid $5000 a month for doing so?

Well, according to Wired Science that’s just what NASA is asking people to volunteer for.

NASA is running a ‘Bed Rest Study’ at it’s Human Test Subject Facility at Johnson Space Center to examine the effects of microgravity on the human body.

Want to know more – check out this Q&A with a NASA Scientist about the study.

It might sound like a dream but it could easily turn into a nightmare…

On the other hand, if you combined it with the Getting Paid to Eat Chocolate research, it might just be worth it!!!

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