Osram's Law: Taught to navy technicians as part of diagnostic procedures. It's a proven fact that a highly trained person will look for the most complicated fault whereas somebody else will check that the equipment is plugged in and switched on at the wall socket. Amazing how many people are caught out.
No such thing as 'Osrams Law', just something we invented at Submarine School, named after the light-bulb manufacturer.
Now I don't know what this is in English but personally I like also the additional part to Ockham's Razor what is called "Einstein's check collar" in finnish. Sometimes there is also complicated cases and people use Ockham's Razor to raze necessary information and this advises not to do it.
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