Common applications of M’amer:

Can I pick up fruit that fell in the backyard?

Can I gather fruit or nuts that spilled on the floor of my house?

Unravelling the strange laws sorrounding Pinchos’s act.

What does it mean to be “zealous”. When is it a good thing and when is it not?

How we can live a life purely for Hashem.

Understanding what the Gemara says “better to eat weekday food on Shabbos than to take from others”.

Getting a degrading job vs. taking Tzedaka.

Does giving a person “what they’re lacking” mean giving them rent in an expensive neighbourhood when they could be living in a cheaper area?

What about buying a new couple an apartment (which is commonly done is Israel)? Does that fall under the category of Tzedaka?

The Nefesh Hachaim explains how Torah energises the world and keeps the world standing.

The Halachos of leaving a Minyan early: When can I and when can’t I? What if I will dismantle the Minyan by leaving early but have no other choice?

The Halachos of what to do if the Minyan leaves in middle of Davening. Can you continue or do you need to stop?

How Hashem “changed His mind” to allow Bilaam to go curse the Jews, what that teaches us about how Hashem conducts the world, and how that affects the way we need to approach decisions in life.

Is gathering toys permitted?

What about collecting salt that spilled at the table?

What about collecting fruit that spill on the floor?

The rules of “Ain Imur Elah B’Gedulei Karkah” AND “Ain Imur Elah B’makom Gidulo”.

The Gemara sources of providing for the poor “Dei Machsoro” - According to the standard they are used to.

The Nefesh Hachaim explains how the Torah and Hashem are one entity and why one doesn’t need to distract himself to think about Hashem while learning.