What if waking up at 2 a.m. wasn’t a problem—but a memory?
For most of human history, people didn’t sleep once a night—they slept twice. Between the “first sleep” and the “second sleep” lay a quiet, reflective hour when dreams met consciousness and the world stood still.

In this episode, we rediscover the lost rhythm of segmented sleep—how candles, darkness, and silence once shaped the human night, and why our bodies may still remember it.
Perhaps insomnia isn’t a disorder at all... but a whisper from our ancient past.

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Explore the groundbreaking 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and uncover how the immune system distinguishes friend from foe. From regulatory T cells to the FOXP3 gene, this episode dives into the discoveries that revolutionize our understanding of autoimmune diseases, organ transplantation, and cancer immunotherapy. Join us to learn how the body keeps itself in balance—and what it means for the future of medicine.🛒Weird gifts. Odd gadgets. Endless fun. → ⁠⁠⁠oddbbo.com⁠⁠⁠！

Journey beyond the familiar as we explore the hidden “walls” of our solar system. From the heliosphere’s protective dome to the turbulent bow shock, and the distant icy realm of the Oort Cloud, discover the invisible barriers that shape our cosmic neighborhood. Follow Voyager 2’s 46-year voyage and uncover the mysteries that challenge human exploration and imagination. Are we trapped—or on the verge of unlocking the universe?Weird gifts. Odd gadgets. Endless fun. → ⁠⁠oddbbo.com⁠⁠！