"But the longer the chain of inference, and the less trust you
  have in the theories used for inference, the less real objects
  become. In this layered reality the multiverse is currently at
  the outer fringes. It*s as unreal as something can be without
  being plain fantasy. For some practitioners who greatly trust
  their theories, the multiverse might appear almost as real as
  the universe we observe. But for most of us these theories are
  wild speculations and consequently we have little trust in this
  inference." Yes, this excellent, gentle answer to the question.
  I enjoyed the read, giving due respect to the hard work being
  done by the marvelous theoretical physicists in the field who
  are fans and teachers of the very popular multiverse and your
  finishing conclusion was marvelous. "It's as unreal as something
  can be without being plan fantasy". The entire article gives
  respect while putting it into the proper place along with a
  gentle reminder about the danger of placing trust in one's own
  theories but you did so in as non-judgemental a manner as I've
  seen.

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