| Survey Prompt |
Response |
| A priori knowledge |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
yes
-
Accept
The question is too unclear to answer
|
| Abortion |
Accept:
permissible
|
| Abstract objects |
Accept a combination of answers:
|
| Aesthetic value |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
subjective
-
Lean towards
intersubjective
|
| Aim of philosophy |
Accept an alternative view:
justification
|
| Analysis of knowledge |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Accept
other analysis
-
Reject
no analysis
-
Lean against
justified true belief
-
Accept
sufficient justification
|
| Analytic-synthetic distinction |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
yes
-
Accept
the question is unclear
|
| Arguments for theism |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
ontological
-
Reject
cosmological
-
Reject
pragmatic
-
Reject
moral
-
Reject
design
|
| Capital punishment |
Accept:
impermissible
|
| Causation |
Lean towards:
counterfactual/difference-making
|
| Chinese room |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
understands
-
Accept
the Chinese room cannot exist even in principle
|
| Concepts |
Lean towards:
empiricism
|
| Consciousness |
Lean towards:
functionalism
|
| Cosmological fine-tuning |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
brute fact
-
Accept
agnostic
|
| Environmental ethics |
Accept:
non-anthropocentric
|
| Epistemic justification |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
externalism
-
Lean against
internalism
-
Accept
dialectical
|
| Experience machine |
Accept:
no
|
| Extended mind |
There is no fact of the matter
|
| External world |
Accept an alternative view:
the only obtainable knowledge is vat-knowledge
|
| Footbridge |
Lean towards:
don't push
|
| Free will |
Lean towards:
compatibilism
|
| Gender |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
psychological
-
Lean towards
social
|
| God |
Lean towards:
atheism
|
| Hard problem of consciousness |
Lean towards:
no
|
| Hume |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
skeptic
-
Lean towards
naturalist
|
| Immortality |
Lean towards:
yes
|
| Justification |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
nonreliabilist foundationalism
-
Reject
coherentism
-
Reject
reliabilism
-
Reject
infinitism
-
Accept
conditional dialectical justification (what is accepted in the context of discussion)
|
| Kant |
Lean towards:
one world
|
| Knowledge |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
empiricism
-
Lean towards
rationalism
|
| Laws of nature |
Accept an alternative view:
the Humean and the non-Humean view are both unjustified
|
| Logic |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Accept
non-classical
-
Accept
classical
|
| Meaning of life |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
subjective
-
Reject
objective
-
Neutral towards
nonexistent
|
| Meta-ethics |
The question is too unclear to answer
|
| Metaontology |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
heavyweight realism
|
| Metaphilosophy |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
non-naturalism
-
Lean towards
naturalism
-
Accept
epistemic evaluability (only naturalistic claims seem to be evaluable and justified, but not all of them are)
|
| Method in political philosophy |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
ideal theory
-
Accept
non-ideal theory
|
| Mind |
Accept an alternative view:
physicalism and non-physicalism are both unjustified
|
| Mind uploading |
The question is too unclear to answer
|
| Moral principles |
The question is too unclear to answer
|
| Normative ethics |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
virtue ethics
-
Lean towards
deontology
-
Lean towards
consequentialism
-
Accept
I have a deontological way of thinking, but all three theories have their merits
|
| Other minds |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Accept
adult humans
-
Accept
cats
-
Accept
fish
-
Accept
flies
-
Accept
worms
-
Reject
plants
-
Reject
particles
-
Accept
newborn babies
-
Reject
current AI systems
-
Neutral towards
future AI systems
|
| Philosophical methods |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
conceptual analysis
-
Lean towards
linguistic philosophy
-
Lean towards
experimental philosophy
-
Lean towards
conceptual engineering
-
Lean against
formal philosophy
-
Reject
intuition-based philosophy
-
Lean towards
empirical philosophy
-
Accept
all unarbitrary argumentation
|
| Philosophical progress |
Lean towards:
a little
|
| Plato |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Neutral towards
knowledge also of concrete things
-
Lean towards
knowledge only of forms
|
| Political philosophy |
Lean towards:
egalitarianism
|
| Politics |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
socialism
-
Lean towards
capitalism
-
Accept
welfare state
|
| Possible worlds |
Accept a combination of answers:
|
| Principle of sufficient reason |
Accept an alternative view:
the principle and its rejection are both unjustified
|
| Proper names |
Lean towards:
Fregean
|
| Properties |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
tropes
-
Reject
transcendent universals
|
| Response to external-world skepticism |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Reject
semantic externalist
|
| Science |
Accept an alternative view:
Petri Turunen's Constrained Ontology
|
| Teletransporter |
The question is too unclear to answer
|
| Theory of reference |
Accept a combination of answers:
-
Lean towards
descriptive
-
Reject
causal
|
| Truth |
Lean towards:
epistemic
|
| Values in science |
Accept:
necessarily value-laden
|
| Wittgenstein |
Lean towards:
late
|
| Zombies |
Lean towards:
conceivable but not metaphysically possible
|
