As to why travel enthusiasts might fear Murphy's Law is the
enemy from within, Google's question, "Is Murphy's Law good or bad?"
can provide an answer to an important issue that often makes a travel
enthusiast blame themselves for a perfect trip gone awry.
The answer is very specific and clearly stated.
"It depends on how you are going to use Murphy's Law in
your daily life situations. The outcome can be either positive or negative but
it all depends on your point of view, thoughts and efforts. So it is better to
use Murphy's law when you are taking some major decisions in your life."
However, for a travel enthusiast the major decision will
always be about where to go with renew and rejuvenate in mind.
One of my research websites, Wikipedia, educates about the
factors of "Murphy's Law" that have to do with planning and execution
does isolate a well known fact about the poor execution of a well thought out
decision, that can make for a travel disaster may become a model for personal ineptitude
that turns out to be the straw that broke the camels back, and makes that trip
the last trip.
From personal experience, I can tell you, those Murphy's Law
experiences were lessons well learned that took me on the path of life without
too many falls and bruises, and because I survived despite a disaster, there is
no doubt in my mind the 'enemy from within' for the travel enthusiast is 'self
worth.'
Here is another victory to boast about now that this
contentious 2024 Federal election is over.
For the next four years, I can count on Google to give me
the important answers that define a free and unbiased internet for my research,
and this freedom of knowledge, although not exactly stated that way in the
Constitution of our Republic's two centuries old document, allowing access to
facts, does for now continue to preserve the key to the knowledge of our global
civilization.
And happy traveling
in spite of Murphy's Law!
