Murphy's law was only meant to apply to computer programming, and is gravely misunderstood. A programmer cannot simply ignore a bug in a program in hopes that nobody finds it, because someone will at some point if enough people use the program. But when drawing a thumbnail, the dead tree does not always fall on the powerlines, getting rid of all of your progress drawing that super epic thumbnail. We just don't really remember the times the power doesn't fail, because that is the status quo and not really that special. Really, Murphy's law can only apply to repeated risks over long spans of time, and not to every one of those times. You're welcome for the psychology lesson from the teenage minecraft youtuber.
Murphy's law was only meant to apply to computer programming, and is gravely misunderstood. A programmer cannot simply ignore a bug in a program in hopes that nobody finds it, because someone will at some point if enough people use the program. But when drawing a thumbnail, the dead tree does not always fall on the powerlines, getting rid of all of your progress drawing that super epic thumbnail. We just don't really remember the times the power doesn't fail, because that is the status quo and not really that special. Really, Murphy's law can only apply to repeated risks over long spans of time, and not to every one of those times. You're welcome for the psychology lesson from the teenage minecraft youtuber.
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Great Insight