The development of the science makes possible the objective measurement of value as accurately as a thermometer measures temperature. The quest for a science of value originated with early Greek philosophers and culminated in the work of Dr. Robert S. Hartman . Dr. Hartman dedicated his life to the realization of this vision, and after years of research, created a new mathematical system which successfully orders the values of our everyday experiences. The knowledge axiology provides is objective, is both independent of any one observer and describes something which is, in fact, observable in the world. Axiology measures and orders its subject matter with a standard which is universally applicable.
Axiology provides tools which can be practically applied to the everyday world.
Axiology has its own special code and language. The tools which axiology generates have applications which extend from individual evaluations and consultations to group comparisons and studies. In all of the applications, however, there is a common thread created by the mathematics and the key concepts of the system. A definition of three key concepts, the three dimensions of value and their application to an individual's perception of self and the world follow. The technological achievements of modern natural science are known to all.