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Why does the world happen to someone the way it does? The nose starts to itch when both hands are tied, the necessary things come to mind two seconds before falling asleep, the buses either don't come at all or come three at a time. Wherever you look, Murphy can do it everywhere.

Why so?

Is there any way to explain this?

Richard Robinson provides a number of funny and not-so-funny examples of how Murphy's Law plagues us every day, and explains the real mechanisms behind how it works.

And lo and behold, there are scientific and psychological facts behind it all…