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The mental door left wide open, with a welcome mat for nonsense.
means A readiness to believe things on flimsy or no evidence, trusting too easily.
from From Latin credulus, believing, rooted in credere, to trust — the same seed that grew credit and creed.
Con artistsTheir entire business model runs on it.
PhraseTo strain credulity is to push belief to breaking.
Not gullibleCredulity is the trait; gullibility is the verdict.