The Laws of Ambiguity
First Law of Ambiguity: What happens in vagueness stays in vagueness, unless acted upon by a clarifying force.
"What happens in vagueness stays in vagueness" is a common enough phrase that it even appears on some t-shirts. It is also a play on the "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas". So I can't take credit for this particular phrase. But as I came across it a few days ago, my mind immediately made a link to Newton's first law of motion, resulting in my specific version articulated above.
Allen Frances proposed in response to my tweet the Second Law Of Ambiguity: Often there is no clarifying force and we must learn to live vagueness.
In response to that, Dariusz Galasiński proposed the Third Law of Ambiguity: Ambiguity is hard to spot, certainty prevails. Even when spotted the desire to reject it and replace it with certainty prevails.