However, society must be vigilant as to the applications. We have experienced the modern use of scientific advances for helping warfare as much as for promoting peace and social development. Most scientific have caused more harm to the environment than to its protection, and more harm to human life than its enrichment. All these advances in science can be classified as 'violence of science'. In fact, the activity denoted by the word 'science' itself has cultural and social implications.
Every science is a systematised body of knowledge.
Knowledge is not mere information. It is something that cultivates the mind. The very object of any science and justification of its existence is the social need it undertakes to supply. Hence we cannot leave it to scientists alone to decide the nature and consequences of their activity. Scientific inventions may themselves be absolute ideas and abstract in nature, but when they are allowed to enter society the pre-condition for such entry ought to be that they do not interfere with smooth social life, social ideals and even political emotions.