Nothing is ever as simple as it first seems
		-- Murphy's In Laws n1
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Everything you decide to do costs more than first estimated
		-- Murphy's In Laws n2
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Every activity takes more time than you have
		-- Murphy's In Laws n3
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By trying to please everybody, somebody will be displeased
		-- Murphy's In Laws n4
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It is a fundamental Law of Nature that nothing ever quite works out
		-- Murphy's In Laws n5
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It is easier to make a commitment or get involved in something than to get out of it
		-- Murphy's In Laws n6
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Whatever you set out to do, something else must be done first
		-- Murphy's In Laws n7
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If you improve or tinker with something long enough, eventually it will break or malfunction
		-- Murphy's In Laws n8
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By making something absolutely clear, someone will become confused
		-- Murphy's In Laws n9
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Every clarification breeds new questions
		-- Murphy's In Laws n10
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You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, and that is sufficient
		-- Murphy's In Laws n11
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Persons disagreeing with your facts are always emotional and employ faulty reasoning
		-- Murphy's In Laws n12
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Enough research will tend to support your conclusions
		-- Murphy's In Laws n13
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The greater the importance of decisions to be made, the larger must be the committee assigned to make them
		-- Murphy's In Laws n14
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The more urgent the need for decision, the less apparent becomes the identity of the decision maker
		-- Murphy's In Laws n15
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The more complex the idea or technology, the more simple- minded the opposition
		-- Murphy's In Laws n16
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Each profession talks to itself in its own unique language
		-- Murphy's In Laws n17
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