I A survey about philosophical aspects of physics

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Very bad design. Both the authors of the questionnaire and the goals remain anonymous, Also, a number of questions are quite ambiguous without more context. Moreover, one can participate multiple times - even from the same IP address, so the results of the poll can be arbitrarily biased by patient users...
 
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Worst interface I've interacted with in the last decade. I also echo Neumaier's sentiments; this is entirely incomplete and lacks any sense of concrete elucidation of the heart of the questions.
 
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