YHPRUM'S LAW Murphy's Law taught us to brace for what might go wrong. Over time we built entire identities around that posture. Expect the failure. Prepare for the disappointment. Protect yourself from the drop. But there's another pattern that becomes obvious if you look honestly at your own life. Again and again, things that seemed like problems turned out to be redirections. Doors that closed revealed paths you couldn't see before. Plans that collapsed cleared space for something better fitted to who you were becoming. Not because life is magically perfect, but because reality reorganises around movement and growth. Yhprum's Law points to that quieter truth: if something can go right, eventually it will Not always on your schedule. Not always in the form you imagined. But life has a bias toward resolution, toward coherence, toward unfolding. The mistake is assuming that the moment of disruption is the end of the story. Most of the time it's just the point where a better one begins.