Murphy's Law? Valid, or no?

Question

Does Murphy's law rule the realm of possibility, or is God the ruler? Why does Murphy's law only talk about negativity? Couldn't we remove the 'wrongs' from the equation and still have a valid theory?

Murphy's Law:
"Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong."

Answer 1

I disagree with that statement. There have been times in my life that something negative (or 'wrong') should have happened and it didn't. Some would say those are 'miracles' instead of looking for the reason behind it.
And I disagree that a wrong can never be righted. Turning something 'wrong' around can be difficult but never is it impossible.

Answer 2

I had a go at this pastor in my church fifteen years ago. I was friends with his wife Heather and sort of knew him as well. He used to do his own thing all the time so I told him he is like Murphy's Law. In return he told me I was useless!!! Heather was happy I did this becasue they eventually got their own church. I went and did a good dead to shut this guy up.

Answer 3

Try explaining why this:
"the bread that fall from the table alway land butter down."

Then Murphy's Laws:
"Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong."

will make sense

Answer 4

It is valid if you know how to understand what it means.

It simply means that if it is on the wrong way it could not be on the right way. wrong is wrong and right is right. You can never make the wrong to be right and you cannot make the right to be wrong.
jtm