Murphys Laws: Tipper's Law to TJ's Principles
(Murphy's Laws collected: 1583)
Tipper's Law : Those who expect the biggest tips provide the worst service.
Titanic Coincidence : Most accidents in well-designed systems involve two or more events of low probability occurring in the worst possible combination.
TJ's Principles : No mission is impossible for the officer doesn't have to do it himself.
TJ's Principles : If the mission seems easy, it's tough. If it seems tough, it's damn well impossible.
TJ's Principles : Whenever a mission has two possible solutions, use the simpler of the two.
TJ's Principles : In any mission, once you have exhausted all possibilities, lost most your men, and failed, there will be one solution, simple and obvious, highly visible to everyone else who wasnΓt there at the time.
TJ's Principles : Most military screw-ups in well-designed plans that meet two or more events of low probability occurring in the worst possible combination.
TJ's Principles : Oftentimes it is better to make a bad decision than no decision.
TJ's Principles : A weapon's degree of reliability is directly proportional to how bad it is needed. Assumption is the mother of all military disasters.
TJ's Principles : Combat is not a good place for democracy.
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