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Jessa Gamble: Náš přírozený spánkový cyklus

Filmed Jul 2010 • Posted Sep 2010TEDGlobal 2010
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Balancováním školy, práce, dětí a dalších věcí v dnešním světě, může většina z nás pouze doufat v osm doporučených hodin spánku. Zkoumáním našich vnitřních hodin odhaluje Jessa Gamble překvapující a podstatný program relaxace, který bychom měli pozorovat.

Jessa Gamble writes about sleep and time, showing how our internal body clock struggles against our always-on global culture. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Lucie Sara Zavodna
Reviewed by Jan Pospisil
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