A discussion related to the Energy Relativity and its Implications

A corner stone of Physics is the Energy Conservation principle which states that the Energy is always conserved and that the Energy, embedded in the Universe, cannot disappear or be created from nothing. This should imply that the Total amount of the Energy, which is embedded in the whole Universe, must be a constant value. However, this paper provides significant arguments that evaluations of Energy amounts by Humans, might be also relative to the Human evaluator who evaluates the Energy amount, and two separate Human evaluators evaluating the Total Energy Content of several specific Energy components, in the Universe, might arrive at different results, relating to this Total Energy Content, of these several specific Energy components, which they evaluated. The paper also elaborates on the Implications of the conclusion that evaluations of Energy amounts by Humans might be also relative.