In the multiverse, different physical regions are so far apart and independent that residents in a given region might not ever even be capable of finding direct evidence that any other regions exist. What do you think about the burden of proof in this situation? Do you side with those who say the theory is impossible to disprove, or impossible to prove? Or do you land somewhere in the middle?
My position is that the theory is impossible to disprove; in fact, there are several good arguments which support the theory, string theory (yes, another theory which remains hard to prove) being one of them (cf. probable Calabi-Yau spaces).
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