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It's a law of nature - the way our Universe works. Whether there is a purpose in the laws of nature... Well, that depends whether you believe whether the Universe was made by God, or by random chance. Perhaps the Universe is more organized that way. In any case, this law is closely related to some other laws, such as conservation of energy, and conservation of momentum.

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