Based on a representative, random survey of 1,000 Americans, approximately 69% of the US believes in incompatibilist free will (often called libertarianism, though it is unrelated to the political position).

Most Americans don't believe in Moral Realism. Noncognitivism is the most popular with a plurality supporting Emotivism.

A national survey of what Americans think about philosophy.

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