The more you worry about something, the more it will happen. What is the law?

The more you worry, the more likely it will happen. What is Murphy's Law?

Extension: the origin of law

In 1949, an engineer named eddie murphy, an air force captain, played a casual joke on one of his unfortunate colleagues: if something is likely to be done badly, it will be even worse if he is allowed to do it.

At first, a harmless joke didn't mean anything, just said the helplessness brought by bad luck. Perhaps because there are too many unfortunate people in this world, or because people always make such mistakes, this sentence spread quickly and was finally interpreted as: if bad things are possible, no matter how unlikely, they will always happen and cause the greatest possible loss.

Reference significance:

There is a certain psychological basis, that is, negative psychological suggestion will have a bad influence on people's mentality and behavior. To break the "curse" of Murphy's Law, we must have firm self-confidence, stable mentality, positive psychological hints, express them in positive language, adopt a zero-tolerance strategy for negative emotions or bad thoughts such as inferiority, and disperse them as soon as they are detected. Even if you encounter setbacks, you should have the consciousness of "doing your best and resigned to fate", give full play to your potential, respond bravely, and always face life with a positive and sunny attitude.