How do you say Murphy's Law in Chinese?

The simplest expression is "anything that can go wrong will go wrong."

Murphy's law originated from an American captain named Murphy. He felt that one of his colleagues was unlucky and casually said a joke: "If something is likely to be screwed up, let him do it and things will be screwed up."

This sentence spread quickly. After many years, this "law" has gradually entered the category of idioms, and its connotation has been endowed with endless creativity, and many variants have appeared. "If something bad is possible, no matter how likely it is, it will always happen and cause the greatest possible loss." "If anything can go wrong, it will go wrong." And "smile, tomorrow may not be better than today." The better things are, the more useless they are "and" Don't try to teach pigs to sing. This will not only lead to no results, but also make pigs unhappy! "

The original sentence of Murphy's Law goes like this: If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of them will lead to disaster, then someone will do it. If there are two choices, one of which will lead to disaster, someone will definitely make this choice. )

"Murphy's Law" was born in the middle of 20th century, which is an era of rapid economic development, continuous progress in science and technology, and human beings truly become the masters of the world. In this era, optimism is everywhere: mankind has won the victory over nature, disease and other restrictions, and will continue to expand its advantages; We not only flew into the sky, but also flew into space ... We can change the face of the world at will, which seems to show that all problems can be solved. No matter what kind of difficulties and challenges, we can always find a way or model to win.