Explanation
A. The passage does not suggest that events in other universes have an effect on our own universe.
B. There is no indication in the passage that the existence of multiple universes makes life more likely in each one.
C. The passage actually implies the opposite by discussing the possibility of different physical laws in various parts of the multiverse.
D. (Correct Response) The passage implies that with a multitude of universes, each potentially having different laws of physics, the multiverse concept increases the chances of life existing in at least one of them. This aligns with the concept that a vast number of possibilities in the multiverse makes it more probable for conditions suitable for life to occur.
E. The passage does not state that life exists in only one universe within the multiverse.
The suggestion that multiple sets of physical laws might allow for the emergence of life, as discussed in the passage, supports the idea that in a multiverse with many universes, the probability of life existing in at least one of them is plausible.