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This survey was conducted for technical and historical reasons: First, I work in the commercial AI industry and was worried about missing significant intellectual contributions to my work. Second, this work was intended to test the thesis that there is a coherent body of study called cognitive science. If a new scientific discipline has emerged that is a fusion of psychology, computer science, linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, and neuroscience (as claimed by Gardner 1985), then there should be some evidence of this new discipline in the pattern of scientific publications and researcher biographies. For example, a paper about AI could cite a psychology paper, or a graduate in a mathematics department could migrate into the linguistics field. I have been informally conducting this survey for the last three years.