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墨菲定律（Murphys Law） Murphys Law From the MBA think tank Encyclopedia (/) Murphys Law (Murphys, Law) Catalog [hide] 1 Murphys law 2. The origin of Murphys law 3. The case of Murphys law 4. The Enlightenment of Murphys law 5. The evolutionary version of Murphys law 6, Murphys law, application, analysis 6.1 case 1: the warning function of safety management from Murphys law [1] 7 references [editor] Murphys law Murphys law (Murphys Law) also known as Murphys law, Murphys law, or a theorem, the western world is slang. Murphys Law: if something is possible, it will happen, no matter how small the possibility is. For example, you have two keys in your pocket, one in your room and one in a car. What will happen if you want to take out your car keys now? Yes, you often take out your room key. This is the famous Murphy law. [editor] the origin of Murphys law Murphy is captain Engineer at the Edwards Air Force Base in the United states. In 1949, he and his boss major Stapp, a rocket deceleration overweight test, due to equipment failure accident. Murphy found that the measuring instrument was backed up by a technician. The lesson is that if there is a variety of ways to do a job, and there is one way that will cause an accident, then someone will do it in this way. In other words, if you leave a piece of dry bread on the carpet, both sides of the piece of bread may be ground. But suppose you drop a slice of bread coated with jam on the carpet, often with marmalade on the carpet. At a press conference afterwards, Stapp called the Murphy rule, and re expressed in very simple way: everything can go wrong, will go wrong. The Murphy rule spread like wildfire in the technology sector, because it shows a hard fact: technology risk by possibility into unexpected facts. The laws of Murphy apply very widely, and they reveal a unique social and natural phenomenon. Its extreme expression is that if a bad thing could happen, no matter how small it might be, it would happen and cause the grea