@Sklivvz, yes exactly. Where there is no plausible or apparent scientific theory, one will generally not find pubmed or other reliable literature on the topic – and in those cases requiring an example makes most sense.
The "do/does [ghosts, demons, boogeymen, xenoglossia, gods, turtles all the way down, etc] exist" questions are generally not examined with scientific rigour. The claims are typcially waffly and the evidence unverifiable. The only way to debunk them would be to examine specific instances.
Which I say just to give air to a possible rational for choosing between requiring evidence or specific examples.
I've heard a lot of hype lately about Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity and seeing people buy plenty of "Gluten-Free" goodies at the local grocery store, I am wondering. Is Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity an actual illness or just another trendy diet?