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Is Murphy's Law immune to Murphy's Law?
Give an example from your own life.
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Your question doesn't really make sense. Murphy's Law is that "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong"...for the law to be immune to the law that would imply that nothing can go wrong with things going wrong which well, just contradicts itself entirely. If something is going wrong, it's wrong making Murphy's law apply.
I suppose you could see an odd sort of optimism in such a statement that nothing in life can go more wrong than Murphy's law calling it the absolute bad luck meaning only good can follow Murphy's law, but I personally don't see that as a truth. nor can I think of a life experience that matches such a theory. Perhaps I'm just misunderstanding your meaning though, could you explain?
I suppose you could see an odd sort of optimism in such a statement that nothing in life can go more wrong than Murphy's law calling it the absolute bad luck meaning only good can follow Murphy's law, but I personally don't see that as a truth. nor can I think of a life experience that matches such a theory. Perhaps I'm just misunderstanding your meaning though, could you explain?
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The other way of wording it was, "Is Murphy's Law subject to Murphy's Law".
If anything can go wrong it will could go wrong, does that mean that at some point in your life when something COULD have gone wrong but never did do you remember it?
Like our wedding. Everyone says something goes wrong at weddings but at ours nothing went wrong. Do you have a specific event where something should have and could have gone wrong but didn't?