The latest reader poll: unsurprisingly, not much love for Experimental Philosophy...

...meaning the use of empirical methods to test claims about intuitions.   With nearly 1900 votes (over the weekend no less!), 42% chose the most dismissive option, while 28% thought it "useful when integrated with traditional philosophical problems and methods."  3% thought it "central, foundational," and 7% deemed it a "major area of research," with another 20% thinking it a "minor area of research."  The substantial minority expressing hostility is not surprising:  after all, if the X-phil approach is right, then a lot of what many philosophers do is based on a bogus and disreputable methodology.   Those fond of that methodology might take some offense!