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Increased Seroprevalence and Improved Antibody Responses Following Third Primary SARS-CoV-2 Immunisation: An Update From the COV-AD Study

Increased Seroprevalence and Improved Antibody Responses Following Third Primary SARS-CoV-2 Immunisation: An Update From the COV-AD Study

by Shields, Adrian M, Faustini, Sian E, Hill, Harriet J, Al-Taei, Saly, Tanner, Chloe, Ashford, Fiona, Workman, Sarita, Moreira, Fernando, Verma, Nisha, Wagg, Hollie, Heritage, Gail, Campton, Naomi, Stamataki, Zania, Drayson, Mark T, Klenerman, Paul, Thaventhiran, James E D, Elkhalifa, Shuayb, Goddard, Sarah, Johnston, Sarah, Huissoon, Aarnoud, Bethune, Claire, Elcombe, Suzanne, Lowe, David M, Patel, Smita Y, Savic, Sinisa, Richter, Alex G, Burns, Siobhan O
Published in Frontiers in immunology (02.06.2022)

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Is assassination ever morally justifiable?: The logic of taking one life to save many seems to have a fatal flaw

Is assassination ever morally justifiable?: The logic of taking one life to save many seems to have a fatal flaw

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (02.06.2022)

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If I pay to board a plane ahead of you, am I a bad person?: Being a passenger throws up questions about ethics and the nature of our existence

If I pay to board a plane ahead of you, am I a bad person?: Being a passenger throws up questions about ethics and the nature of our existence

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (26.05.2022)

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A logical approach to parenting: Don’t endlessly negotiate: Legal scholar Scott Hershovitz advocates forraising children who ‘we can resent’

A logical approach to parenting: Don’t endlessly negotiate: Legal scholar Scott Hershovitz advocates forraising children who ‘we can resent’

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (19.05.2022)

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‘Where has my mother gone?’ Seeking to make sense of dementia: Philosopher Noga Arikha discovers there is some consolation to examining the disrupted mind

‘Where has my mother gone?’ Seeking to make sense of dementia: Philosopher Noga Arikha discovers there is some consolation to examining the disrupted mind

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (12.05.2022)

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Be thankful for intellectual rivals, they can sharpen your mind: A historical clash between two Irish philosophers shows an upside to being annoyed

Be thankful for intellectual rivals, they can sharpen your mind: A historical clash between two Irish philosophers shows an upside to being annoyed

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (05.05.2022)

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Why are some so keen to predict that the end of the world is nigh?: Western religious thinking tends to assume the history of the world has a beginning,a middle and an end – with the emphasis on the end

Why are some so keen to predict that the end of the world is nigh?: Western religious thinking tends to assume the history of the world has a beginning,a middle and an end – with the emphasis on the end

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (28.04.2022)

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A beard theory of everything: Does a growing fashion for stubble represent the inability of modern man to commit?

A beard theory of everything: Does a growing fashion for stubble represent the inability of modern man to commit?

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (21.04.2022)

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Do you really value free speech?: In a new book, legal scholar Eric Heinze cuts through years of muddled thinking around human rights

Do you really value free speech?: In a new book, legal scholar Eric Heinze cuts through years of muddled thinking around human rights

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (14.04.2022)

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How to change the world? Have more private conversations: Social media can give the illusion that progress comes from making noise

How to change the world? Have more private conversations: Social media can give the illusion that progress comes from making noise

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (07.04.2022)

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Is Will Smith experiencing l’esprit de l’escalier after Slapgate?: Oscar night incident provides teachable moment on the value of ‘staircase wit’

Is Will Smith experiencing l’esprit de l’escalier after Slapgate?: Oscar night incident provides teachable moment on the value of ‘staircase wit’

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (31.03.2022)

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Do you have a moral duty to take a refugee into your home?: It is easy to fall prey to a category error when making ethical calculations

Do you have a moral duty to take a refugee into your home?: It is easy to fall prey to a category error when making ethical calculations

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (24.03.2022)

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If the pandemic is over why do we not feel free?: Freedom can be illusory. Don’t expect to find it in a holiday

If the pandemic is over why do we not feel free?: Freedom can be illusory. Don’t expect to find it in a holiday

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (17.03.2022)

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Putin is an evil little man but why bring his height into it?: Is ‘Napoleon syndrome’ real or just a stereotype against men of small stature?

Putin is an evil little man but why bring his height into it?: Is ‘Napoleon syndrome’ real or just a stereotype against men of small stature?

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (10.03.2022)

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Should Ireland support Ukraine militarily? Try answering ‘No’: ‘Just war theory’ is not a licence for standing on the sidelines and hoping for peace

Should Ireland support Ukraine militarily? Try answering ‘No’: ‘Just war theory’ is not a licence for standing on the sidelines and hoping for peace

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (03.03.2022)

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Disowning the faith of my family feels like severing a link with my ancestors: The idea of a human self cut off from wider creation is a relatively new concept

Disowning the faith of my family feels like severing a link with my ancestors: The idea of a human self cut off from wider creation is a relatively new concept

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (17.02.2022)

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Have you no shame? The decline of a ‘useful’ moral emotion: Irish-American philosopher Owen Flanagan believes that shame has ‘positive self-monitoring’ effects

Have you no shame? The decline of a ‘useful’ moral emotion: Irish-American philosopher Owen Flanagan believes that shame has ‘positive self-monitoring’ effects

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (10.02.2022)

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Would Berkeley invest in bitcoin? No, but he has an idea to bank on: Philosopher George Berkeley championed the concept of publicly owned banks run for the common good

Would Berkeley invest in bitcoin? No, but he has an idea to bank on: Philosopher George Berkeley championed the concept of publicly owned banks run for the common good

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (03.02.2022)

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How to be perfect: Michael Schur, the award-winning comedy writer and creatorof The Good Place, has written a book about morality. Considering ethics makes things ‘less fun’ he says, but the alternative is worse, writes Joe Humphreys

How to be perfect: Michael Schur, the award-winning comedy writer and creatorof The Good Place, has written a book about morality. Considering ethics makes things ‘less fun’ he says, but the alternative is worse, writes Joe Humphreys

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (29.01.2022)

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A virtual world thats’s even better than the real thing?: Philosopher David Chalmers believes ‘nonvirtual life’ has met its match but does his argument stack up?

A virtual world thats’s even better than the real thing?: Philosopher David Chalmers believes ‘nonvirtual life’ has met its match but does his argument stack up?

by Humphreys, Joe
Published in The Irish times (27.01.2022)

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