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Elon Musk is working on a mysterious 'comedy project' and he's even hired writers from The Onion

According to The Daily Beast, the Tesla founder is working with former staff writers from The Onion on a secret comedy project.

  • Elon Musk is hiring forrmer staff writers from The Onion for a secret comedy project, according to The Daily Beast.
  • The Tesla founder issued a cryptic statement to The Daily Beast describing "comedy as the next frontier."
  • An anonymous source told The Daily Beast that Musk had considered buying The Onion in 2014.
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Elon Musk is reportedly working on an ultra-secretive project of esoteric origins. According to The Daily Beast's Max Tani, the Tesla co-founder has hired former writers from satirical news website The Onion to embark on a newfound venture, which has been cryptically identified only as "

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