Is energy always conserved?

Who wants to pay me half a million dollars for the answer?  The energy isn't lost, though the answer is lost on the simplicity of the equation in this video.  Give me half a million dollars and a professional mathematician, with a little physics background, and we can prove precisely where the energy goes.  This is the key to photon entanglement, to a degree, so who's going to pay me? eh?  Cosmological perception will always be lacking in human sciences.  But we are steadily chipping away at the illusion to find what really is.  Illusion and reality, though seemingly at odds, are not.  Waves and particles are one, oh yes, and observation is not the cause of change.  The scientific method is too small, too rigid, to solve every problem.  Great as it is, it's a box and we must think outside of it at times.  When you zoom out, and miss the quintessential notion of zooming out, you "lose" energy.  You overlook the force which causes expansion.  With, polarity unapplied and perception awry, with tiny equations, even we might gain a greater understanding of the stair case one step at a time.  Shall we climb?  We're already several steps on our way to the top.  Cough.  Microsoft.