For any 2D cross-section of the 3D world, we see that the 3rd dimension interferes with the 2D cross-section regularly.
No conservation law, like mass conservation, energy conservation or momentum conservation holds for a particular surface always.
But for 3D world, all experiments show that such conservation law is always satisfied.
The question is, why?
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