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It’s really math – Philosophers have been biting their nails over this question for hundreds of years. Musicians and mathematicians don’t seem to have much in common, but scholars have suspected for centuries that the mysterious force that shapes the melodies that catch the ear is nothing other than math?geometry, to be precise. The Greek mathematician Pythagoras described pleasing musical intervals with simple mathematical ratios more than 2,600 years ago and this science evolved further during the Middle Ages when deep thinkers used those same ratios to model the “music of the spheres”?what many at that time believed to be the harmonious movements of the sun, moon and planets.read more

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listen to Whitley talk about his new novel – Click here to listen to an interview with Whitley Strieber by Rick Kleffel, who talked to him about his new novel “Midnight” (which has been retitled “Critical Mass” and will be published in January, 2009). And read Whitley’s latest Journal, where he writes about the media debunking of the crop circles, which Linda has a special report about on this week’s Dreamland.
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Contrary to popular notions about what is normal or healthy, new research has found that it is okay NOT to express one’s thoughts and feelings after experiencing a trauma, such as a school shooting or terrorist attack. Counselors are always made available after these terrible events so people can talk about them, but people who “bottle it all up” recover just as well?in fact, they do even BETTER.
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This week, we present a searing interview of David Ray Griffin. Whitley Strieber asks the hard questions, and gets the devastating answers about what really happened on 9/11. Much of this material is new and it is deeply shocking. Then Linda Howe talks about what is probably the most incredible crop circle ever created, the first of what promises to be a stunner of a season in southern England.

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