I'm completely non-religious but your comment reminds me of a fun Christian parable I heard when I was young. A person is warned of a flood, and then when it co

I'm completely non-religious but your comment reminds me of a fun Christian parable I heard when I was young. A person is warned of a flood, and then when it comes various people try to rescue them from an increasingly desparate situation, culminating in a rescue helicopter while they're sitting on the roof of their entirely submerged house, but they tell each one "no thanks, God will rescue me". They eventually drown, and when they get to meet God they ask him "why didn't you rescue me?" to which he replies "I sent people to warn you, rescue you and even sent a friggin' helicopter - what more did you expect?" If you believe in karma then you should surely expect people to play a part in it. Or are we supposed to hope that rocks are more likely to fall, by chance, onto the heads of evil people?