" credulity "

 [ "credulant" ]

1: A person who is too credulous and just believes everything they see on the internet.

  * e.g.,  ... Stupid credulants, clogging up Facebook with all their hoaxes and virus warnings and stuff. Why don't they just think for a bit first? 

 [ "credulous" ]

1: readiness to trust or believe especially on unsubstantial evidence

  * e.g.,  ... The parliamentarian new most of his constituent was credulous and could take advantage of that in the upcoming referendum 

 [ "Credulity" ]

1: A readiness to believe something without sound evidence or just because a person wants it to be so.

  * e.g.,  ... True faith is not credulity. 

 [ "Credulous" ]

1: Easily believing the words of someone, even when they're lying or exaggerating.

  * e.g.,  ... Credulous :( 

 [ "Credulous" ]

2: Leading to misconception of this person, especially if there's no emotional attachment to them. Often later finding out they aren't as truthful as you first thought.

 [ "credulence" ]

1: Credulence: the state of having a viable credit status in the midst of an economic disaster.

  * e.g.,  ... "While his neighbors dodged repo men, Gordon smugly bragged about his credulence in the middle of the 21st century's first recession." 

 [ "web credulity" ]

1: Complete and utter reliance on and trust in Internet research and online content; a tendency to believe everything read on the Web or seen posted, tweeted or pinned on Facebook or Twitter and the like; unquestioning belief in every story, legend, or dire warning that shows up on the web or in one's inbox

  * e.g.,  ... "Web credulity of generation Z" 

 [ "Credulous Bias" ]

1: Meaning someone who will believe the media but they wont believe the person who was in those events

  * e.g.,  ... Person : I just saw the news bigfoot came too town