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In his powerful new Journal, Whitley Strieber writes: “There is no apparent relationship between this week’s Dreamland and the show that will air next week, but, in fact, the two are profoundly related because they end two related controversies, which are, without question, the most important in the world.” Keep our great radio shows coming: Subscribe today. And come meet Whitley and your favorite Dreamland hosts in person in June!

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Your brain actually shrinks in winter, and now that spring is coming it’s expanding again. However, as you age, your personality may be what prevents it from returning to normal size in the spring. And neuroscientists say they can alter your ethics by manipulating your brain (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this fascinating show!).

Neuroscientists who studied the MRIs and the personalities of a group of people between the ages of 44 and 88 found lower amounts of gray matter in the frontal and medial temporal brain regions of people who tested as being extremely self-involved compared with higher amounts of gray matter in people who paid more attention to the needs of others.
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Odd things are often discovered in ordinary places. The mysterious Elmendorf Beast, last seen Texas, has been captured in China.

It was trapped by hunters after they heard rumors of a “strange hairless bear” roaming the countryside. The April 5th edition of the Telegraph quotes hunter Lu Chin as saying, “It looks a bit like a bear but it doesn’t have any fur and it has a tail like a kangaroo.” They plan to do DNA tests on the creature in order to try to identify it.

Coming up soon: A special Dreamland show on new DNA tests that have been done on “John Smith’s” implant (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show).
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Whitley has updated Quickwatch to show you how our climate may be changing: During the past 2 years, Europe, Siberia and the US were having their coldest winters in years, while the warming trend remained in place at the poles. According to Whitley, “This is not consistent with global warming predictions, which anticipate continuous warming, but it is consistent with the climate change expectations that brought this section of Unknowncountry.com into being in the first place.”

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