`  ===Removal of ``common misconceptions``===  I reverted the removal of the above section. I believe it is very misguided to remove this because the ``equal transit time`` explanation is so widespread and frequently authoritatively presented. It is wrong, and it's important to say so. If we don't say so explicitly, we are tacitly giving it credence, since anyone coming to this article with only that in their minds will not go away necessarily disabused of that notion. Yes, it's briefly mentioned in the Bernoulli section, but what's wrong with emphasising it? The statement to the effect that it's not up to us to debunk stuff is not based on any policy that I'm aware of - why not? If something needs debunking, and this definitely does, let's do it. The article does not gain anything from its removal, which is why I put it back. If you want to make your thoughts known on this, please do so, rather than entering into a revert war.  `