widespread myth
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- It's a widespread myth that we only use 10% of our brain.
- The idea that carrots drastically improve eyesight is a widespread myth.
- There is a widespread myth about artists starving for their art.
- Many people still believe the widespread myth about cracking knuckles causing arthritis.
- Scientists are working to debunk the widespread myth surrounding vaccinations.
- Despite evidence to the contrary, it remains a widespread myth that sugar makes children hyperactive.
- The marketing campaign was designed to challenge a widespread myth regarding their product.
- She wrote an article to dispel the widespread myth that introverts are shy.
- The internet has unfortunately helped spread many a widespread myth.
- It's important to differentiate fact from widespread myth in public discourse.