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It is ironic that a law designed to combat hate speech has attracted so much vitriol. The Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate...
It has become a scientific orthodoxy that we live in a pointless universe. Whatever about the prospect of flourishing during our time on Earth, once...
Belief has waned in a lot of things in recent years: Christianity, table manners, the Republic of Ireland’s men’s football team. But one type of...
Philosophers have for ages studied “the good life” with the assumption that it’s something we’re still striving towards; that for individuals...
Some philosophers are quite snooty about journalism. Frederick Nietzsche complained that “the journalist, servant of the present moment, has taken...
When Molly Martens and her father Thomas were arriving in court a fortnight ago for sentencing for the manslaughter of Jason Corbett (39), the body of...
I thought my life was pretty good until I watched the Netflix series about footballer David Beckham. Then I realised I’m a total failure. If you...
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Growing up in Ireland typically meant exposure to a “no notions” form of positive psychology: “Quit your moaning”, “Think of the starving...
Have you ever found yourself expressing a point of view and suddenly wondering: “Where did I get this opinion from?” In that flicker of...
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