What if our planet was always lit so that there would be no nighttime?

This planet has stars on both sides that gives enough light to keep it warm yet not enough to burn the surface. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep regularly like we do every night?

What if our planet was always lit so that there would be no nighttime? Assume that the scenario is like this, where A is the planet and B and ABb are the stars. And they are all aligned so that it will fit the scenario.

This planet has stars on both sides that gives enough light to keep it warm yet not enough to burn the surface. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep regularly like we do every night?

What if our planet was always lit so that there would be no nighttime?

The planet has stars on both sides that gives enough light to keep it warm yet not enough to burn the surface. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep regularly like we do every night?

What if our planet was always lit so that there would be no nighttime?

This planet has stars on both sides that gives enough light to keep it warm yet not enough to burn the surface. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep regularly like we do every night?

Not so sure if this question fits here but what if our planet is sustained with light in all surface that will make our planet to only have a day. Reasons won't really matter but just for example our planet has sun on both sides that could give enough sunlight and distance not to burn the planet. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep like the regular sleep we have every night?

What if our planet was always lit so that there would be no nighttime?

The planet has stars on both sides that gives enough light to keep it warm yet not enough to burn the surface. Will it still be necessary for us humans to sleep regularly like we do every night?