text: Attitudes towards physicalism also differ among professionals. In the 2009 PhilPapers survey, 56.5% of 
  philosophers surveyed subscribed to physicalism and 27.1% of philosophers surveyed rejected 
  physicalism. 16.4% fell into the "other" category.[51] In the 2020 PhilPapers survey, 51.93% of 
  philosophers surveyed indicated that they "accept or lean towards" physicalism and 32.08% indicated that 
  they reject physicalism. 6.23% were "agnostic" or "undecided".[25] 
  
  Different solutions have been proposed to the hard problem of consciousness. The sections below 
  taxonomizes the various responses to the hard problem. The shape of this taxonomy was first introduced 
  by Chalmers in a 2003 literature review on the topic.[52] The labelling convention of this taxonomy has 
  been incorporated into the technical vocabulary of analytic philosophy, being used by philosophers such 
  as Adrian Boutel,[53] Raamy Majeed,[54] Janet Levin,[55] Pete Mandik & Josh Weisberg,[56] Roberto 
  Pereira,[57] and Helen Yetter-Chappell.[58] 