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Credulity is a person's
willingness or
ability to
believe that a
statement is true,
especially on
minimal or
uncertain evidence.
Credulity is not necessarily...
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Confidence tricks exploit victims using a
combination of the victim's
credulity, naivety, comp****ion, vanity, confidence, irresponsibility, and greed...
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Creflo Augustus Dollar Jr. (born
January 28, 1962) is an
American pastor, televangelist, and the
founder of the non-denominational
Christian World Changers...
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Credulity,
Superstition and
Fanaticism is a
satirical print by the
English artist William Hogarth. It
ridicules secular and
religious credulity, and lampoons...
- of cheese. In its
original formulation as a
proverb and
metaphor for
credulity with
roots in fable, this
refers to the
perception of a
simpleton who...
- way too
dependent on wild yet
unimaginative contrivances that
strain credulity."
Gautam Batra of
Pinkvilla gave 2/5
stars and
wrote "Overall, Sikandar...
- Vancenza; or, the
Dangers of
Credulity is the
debut novel by
English author Mary Robinson,
first published in
February 1792.
Perhaps due to Robinson's...
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skeptically entailed,
while both of them are
credulously entailed. As this
example shows, the
credulous consequences of a
default theory may be inconsistent...
- states: "hence bean-síghe,
plural mná-síghe, she-fairies or women-fairies,
credulously supposed by the
common people to be so
affected to
certain families that...
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Christopher and Joe Nickell,
criticised paranormal investigators for
being credulous whilst also
identifying elements of the case as
being indicative of a...
