Here are my responses to the 2020 PhilPapers Survey:

A priori knowledge: no

Abortion (first trimester): permissible

Abstract objects: nominalism

Aesthetic experience: sui generis (appreciating something for its own sake)

Aesthetic value: subjective

Aim of philosophy: understanding, truth/knowledge

Analysis of knowledge: other analysis (S believes that p for the reason that p)

Analytic-synthetic distinction: yes

Arguments for theism: none

Belief or credence: credence

Capital punishment: impermissible

Causation: counterfactual/difference-making

Chinese room: doesn’t understand

Concepts: empiricism

Consciousness: dualism

Eating animals and animal products: omnivorism

Environmental ethics: non-anthropocentric

Epistemic justification: internalism

Experience machine: no

Extended mind: no

External world: non-sceptical realism

Footbridge: don’t push

Free will: compatibilism

Gender categories: revise

Gender: psychological

God: atheism

Grounds of intentionality: primitive

Hard problem of consciousness: yes

Hume (what is his view?): sceptic

Immortality: no

Justification: non-reliabilist foundationalism

Kant (what is his view?): one world (two-aspect view)

Knowledge claims: invariantism

Knowledge: empiricism

Law: legal positivism

Laws of nature: Humean

Logic: classical

Meaning of life: subjective

Mental content: externalism

Meta-ethics: moral anti-realism

Method in history of philosophy: analytic/rational reconstruction

Method in political philosophy: ideal theory

Mind uploading: survival

Mind: non-physicalism

Moral judgement: cognitivism

Moral motivation: externalism

Moral principles: moral generalism

Morality: naturalism (end-relational theory)

Newcomb’s problem: one box

Normative concepts: value

Normative ethics: deontology

Other minds: adult humans, newborn babies, cats, fish, flies, worms, future AI systems

Ought implies can: yes

Personal identity: psychological view

Philosophical knowledge: a lot

Philosophical methods: conceptual analysis, experimental philosophy, linguistic philosophy

Philosophical progress: a lot

Political philosophy: libertarianism

Politics: capitalism

Possible worlds: non-existent (sententialism)

Practical reason: Humean

Principle of sufficient reason: true

Proper names: Millian

Propositional attitudes: dispositional

Race categories: revise

Race: social

Rational disagreement: permissivism

Response to external-world scepticism: abductive

Science: scientific realism

Semantic content: moderate contextualism

Spacetime: relationalism

Teletransporter: survival

Temporal ontology: eternalism

Theory of reference: causal

Time: B-theory

Trolley problem: switch

True contradictions: impossible

Truth: deflationary

Vagueness: semantic

Values in science: necessarily value-free

Well-being: objective list

Zombies: metaphysically possible