Nine hundred and thirty one contemporary philosophers took part in a recent survey. The word "philosopher" in this context means a member of a university department of philosophy. The 99 departments involved were generally Anglophonic and analytic in history/orientation. So ... given some commonality in education, profession, language, historic lineage ... has there come to be a consensus on the Big Questions? Not really. But the particulars of that answer are fascinating. I’ll just select the ten questions on their survey that have given my mind the most solicitude over the years, and tell you what the survey results say, and only then answer those for myself: 1. Abstract objects: Platonism or nominalism? Accept or lean toward Platonism 366 (39.3%) Accept or lean toward nominalism ...