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In 2001 I (innocently!) asked Lane if I could write an article for his SIGACT News Complexity Theory Column that would be a poll of what computer scientists (and others) thought about P=?NP and related issues. It was to be an objective record of subjective opinions. I asked (by telegraph in those days) over 100 theorists. Exactly 100 responded, which made taking percentages very easy. That poll appeared in the SIGACT News Complexity Theory Column in 2002 (I call it the 2002 poll even though people answered it in 2001). The Wikipedia page on P=?NP links to it. That poll's readership and popularity have exceeded my wildest dreams.
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