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2009-12-10
Discussions of Survey results elsewhere on the web
David Chalmers

Australian National University
New York University

There seem to have been quite a few discussions of the results of the Survey elsewhere on the web: e.g. Garden of Forking Paths (on free will), Prosblogion (on religion), Think Tonk (religion/epistemology), Honest Toil (nominalism), EconLog (various), Metafilter (general), Reddit (general).  And Survey data seems to have made it into at least one serious philosophy talk already.

If you've seen other discussions, post the links here.

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2009-12-12
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Richard Brown

LaGuardia Community College, CUNY

Also over at Leiter Reports (general/logic/libertarianism&theism)
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2009-12-13
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David Bourget

University of Western Ontario

Lemmings (logic, general)
Nothing of consequence (logic)
Tweetmeme (general)
RichardDawkins.net
The Timpest
Macleans
Feminist Philosophers
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2009-12-14
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Vlastimil Vohánka

Palacky University
University of Ostrava

What's Wrong with the World (on conservatism, Christianity): http://www.whatswrongwiththeworld.net/2009/12/trust_the_experts.html 
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2009-12-16
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David Bourget

University of Western Ontario

The Philosopher's Eye
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2009-12-23
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David Bourget

University of Western Ontario

Knowledge and Experience

Boston Globe (below the climate change column)
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2009-12-28
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David Bourget

University of Western Ontario

Chronicle of Higher Education Blog

And some discussion in Chinese.

According to Google Webmaster, there are currently 423 links to the main survey page and 147 to the default result page (a number of sites link to the latter instead of the former). It's a little too much to look through carefully. I'll try to implement some system to automatically fetch, organize and display back links at some point. That would be handy for links to papers and other pages as well.
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2010-01-10
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Carlo Penco

Università degli Studi di Genova

tweet (& blog) on truth:  http://wp.me/pkJNg-1D
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