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To get a complete picture of what happens with energy, you need to be aware of the two laws of Thermodynamics. The First Law is Conservation of Energy. The Second Law can be expressed in several ways; but related to energy, it basically means that useful energy is continuously being converted to unusable energy. Thus, you can indeed waste energy. The energy is still there - often in form of heat - but you can't convert it back into a useful form. So, for many practical purposes, such energy is lost.

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Q: When you say I am losing energy doesn't that violate the conservation of energy?
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