On the Anthropic Principle in the Multiverse: Addressing Provability and
  Tautology
  In this Letter we examine the Multiverse theory and how it relates to the
Anthropic Principle. Under the supposition of Eternal Inflation, the String
Theory Landscape (STL) has reinvigorated the discussion of the Anthropic
Principle. The main premise being that the fundamental constants of our
Universe are not necessarily of any fundamental physical importance, rather
that the specific values are requisite for intelligent life to arise, and
hence, for intelligent life to measure such constants. STL predicts a multitude
of other meta-stable Universes with fundamental constants different than our
own, possibly hinting at some intrinsic specialness of human life. We develop a
theoretical framework to prove whether, (1) the Universe we observe must be
consistent with the existence of observers, (2) the principle is only
ontological in nature, or (3) if the Anthropic Principle itself is simply a
tautology.
