Pseudoskepticism refers to a style of skepticism that is often characterized by a refusal to consider evidence or to engage in genuine inquiry, particularly regarding claims that are outside the mainstream or contradict established scientific views. While true skepticism emphasizes critical thinking, open-mindedness, and the evaluation of evidence, pseudoskepticism typically involves rejecting ideas or claims without fair consideration or rigorous examination.

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