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

Bewy said
Not often I agree with Turk [ post #87 ], but he is 100% correct & I have also posted the same FACTS earlier in this post.
The water-too-fast myth has been debunked by scientific testing. Howard Stewart, the original founder of Stewart Water pumps, built his own water pump dyno/testing rig & tested all this stuff. He was not the only one. When the load on the engine was increased [ causing more heat build up ] with say, air con, car companies used smaller pump pulleys &/or more efficient pumps to pump water FASTER.

Here we go again. The faster the heated water goes through the radiator, the water would not be cooled as much, as a slowing flow of water would. So, the water reentering the engine would be hotter going back in, making the thermostat open longer to cool the heated water. The reason for a three core radiator on an AC car. Allowing the heated water to be cooled longer. So, my thinking, slowing down the flow should help, somewhat, but not as good as a larger radiator.