1. Now, think "outside the box." In other words, enlarge your thinking beyond the field of science. Are there other conservation laws that seem to appear in your life? Perhaps whatever is conserved simply changes form, just like Einstein noticed. Explain your choice.
2. Look at conservation laws from a lighter side. Make up a humorous conservation law. Explain how it works and what it means in your daily life.
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