ChatGPT: Agent of Planned Parenthood?

 

First, a recent quote from Breitbart News (link below).  

>>>On Monday’s “Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about life and abortion. Marlow began by saying, “[W]hen a sperm enters an egg, apparently, a burst of light appears, marking the creation of life.” After playing a video of the event, Marlow stated, “So, it’s — are the signs not there to live a Godly life, ladies and gentlemen? I think they’re there. … The left, they have their own way that anyone who’s not being perfect in the womb can just get killed.”

Science reveals spark of light at the moment of conception

Sounds too good to be true, doesn´t it? And then there´s the truth (per ChatGPT)...

Is it true that a "spark of light" occurs at the moment of conception in humans?

The idea that a "spark of light" occurs at the moment of human conception has some basis in scientific observation, but it's often misinterpreted or sensationalized.

Here's the science behind it:

In 2016, researchers at Northwestern University observed a phenomenon during the fertilization of a human egg in vitro (outside the body). When a sperm fertilizes an egg, it triggers a massive release of calcium, which in turn causes the egg to release zinc. As the zinc exits the egg, it binds to small molecules that emit fluorescence — essentially, a microscopic flash of light — when viewed under a special microscope.

This is not visible light like what you'd see with the naked eye, but a biochemical reaction that emits a measurable glow using fluorescent markers. The researchers dubbed it a "zinc spark", and it’s part of the process that indicates whether an egg is healthy and viable for development.

Important distinctions:

• Not a literal spark visible to the naked eye. It's fluorescence under a microscope.

• Only observed in vitro. This hasn't been seen during natural conception inside the body.

• Not mystical or spiritual. It's a biological and chemical reaction.

Why it gets misinterpreted:

Some media outlets and groups may interpret or present this discovery in symbolic or philosophical ways, suggesting it supports certain beliefs about when life begins. But scientifically, it’s simply a fascinating biochemical signal of egg activation.

Would you like to see a diagram or video of the zinc spark?