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debunk

[dih-buhngk] / dɪˈbʌŋk /


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If the idea of romantic destiny is, as you call it in your book, “the weakest idea ever promoted by scientists,” what is your number-one dating myth you feel your personal research has debunked?

From Los Angeles Times

Luria said the core software business would also benefit as the narrative of “AI eating software” is debunked.

From MarketWatch

The company reported record iPhone sales and gave stronger-than-expected guidance for revenue and gross margins, debunking investor concerns that rising memory costs would reduce profitability in the near term, Graham said.

From MarketWatch

But I’m less interested in debunking this manufactured news moment — or collective act of wish-casting, or whatever it is — than in exploring why it has seized many people’s attention around the world.

From Salon

The video showed no real proof of that claim and has since been widely debunked.

From Salon