Ghosts and Pregnancy: Separating Myth from Reality
There is no scientific evidence that ghosts can cause pregnancy. Pregnancy requires fertilization of an egg by sperm—both physical biological entities. Ghosts, as non-corporeal beings in folklore, cannot produce gametes or interact physically to initiate conception.
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