Averroes (also Ibn Rushd) was an Andalusian philosopher and thinker who wrote on philosophy, medicine, theology, astronomy, physics, law and linguistics. He was a great contributor to knowledge both in the West and in the Islamic World.
Averroes was also significant because of his support of the peaceful collaboration between Jews, Muslims and Christians in Spain. He argued that the holy scriptures needed to be interpreted through the eyes of reason. And if the teachings were found to be contrary to reason, they should be taken as metaphors and allegories. This position helped reduced religious fanaticism. He also proposed the "unity of the intellect thesis," which proposed that all humans share the same intellect. This reduced divisions between the different denominations, but was very controversial within the Catholic Church.
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According to the latest science reports, eight hours’ sleep per night is the new 10,000 steps (which was itself the new five-a-day), so we’d better get things sorted in the bedrooms of Britain! Dr David Campbell of the Cheltenham-based National Sleep Institute says that Britons are definitely taking more interest in how much pillow time they get. “People, especially young people who own smart sports watches or exercise wristbands, are increasingly bragging about the time they go to bed; and instead of it being in the early hours as it might have been 20 years ago, now it’s closer to 10 or even 9pm,” he says.
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