Does This Debunk the "Coolant Can Flow Through the Radiator Too Fast" Idea???

The engineering explanation is that there are multiple variables involved in engine cooling - flowrate, coolant properties (conductivity and heat capacity), temperature difference between metal parts and coolant, temperature difference between coolant and radiator tubes, heat convection from radiator tubes/fins to airflow. The later is the major bottle-neck in the series of heat flows. Most public with no science education can only think in terms of one variable affecting one outcome.
Exactly. And of that list, flow rate is the variable that's probably the easiest to change.