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Step by step, Professor Hargadon began debunking the idea that innovation depends on inventors.

Despite debunking many of the legends of the Dark Ages, she can't quite stop believing in them herself.

As a science journalist with a regular column in Scientific American, Jeremy Marsh specializes in debunking the supernatural.

This is why debunking "fun facts" that aren't true doesn't have to be grinding crank-work. Sometimes the truth really is better.

Last year, Time magazine published an article debunking the merits of homeownership, while federal policymakers began wondering if many might have been financially better off renting versus buying.

The scientific debunking of these and other pieces of evidence can be found at NASA's website—or, at least, that's what we've been led to believe.

The Union of Concerned Scientists has already issued a statement debunking the book's claims, and debate about the merits of this one idea among many will rage on in the blogosphere.

This means uncovering the class exploitation and alienation that lie at the core of marketization and privatization policies, and debunking the myth that there are no alternatives to the market.