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QED: Murphy's Law

BBC One
on BBC One London

Murphy's Law says, 'Anything that can go wrong, will.' Nearly all of us feel this is true. But is it? Does bread really fall butter-side downwards? The other queue move faster? Do people with seats in the centre arrive last? QED puts Murphy's Law to the scientific test. Presented by Professor Ian Fells.
Documentary: page 8
Picture Story: page 69
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter:
Professor Ian Fells
Producer:
Robin Bootle
Series Editor:
David Filkin
Source: Radio Times

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