openminded scepticism
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Openminded Scepticism

An unwillingness to accept at face value and a readiness to question a claim where there is (or may seem to be) currently little or no reasonable basis for acceptance combined with, critically, a willingness to revise beliefs in light of new information.

 

(see also: critical thinking, counter-argument) 

 

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