Autohoaxer

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Autohoxer is one who shifts the burden of proof to the one making an extraordinary claim without sufficient evidence. This radical skepticism is the opposite from the gullibility of the autobeliever, or one who automatically assumes extraordinary claims to be true at face value. [1]

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