 Adherents of the inverse gambler’s fallacy charge against the argument from fine-tuning for the multiverse object against focusing on the impact of the proposition \(R\)—that the conditions are right for life in some universe. According to them, we should instead consider the impact of the more specific proposition \(H\): that the conditions are right for life here, in this universe. If we replace \(R\) by \(H\), they argue, it becomes clear that the argument breaks down because the existence of other universe does not raise the probability that this universe here is life-friendly.