The method we use determines what we know. How we apply the method yields 'results' that may be beneficial or harmful. The values of present-day science are not objective, but culturally inherited, socially conditioned functions of our life that we simply take for granted. There is no one absolute form of science that prevails throughout history. Science must continually be reshaped or else it loses its power of objectifying the unknown.
True science is evolutive, changing as our perceptions change.
But without an absolute determining value of the purpose of life within a divine order, science can be highly effective yet destructive of the very values of life it is intended to serve. Science in accord with the higher guiding principles of life will formulate solutions to situations that harmonize with those higher guiding principles. When we know that the Law of Time is the effective measure and higher guiding principle of all of nature, then in its pursuit we shall leave greater and greater testimonies to the harmonic perception and sensation, which we describe as art. All art is also a function of science, and no human creation can be formulated that does not unconsciously or consciously utilize science in its elaboration or form of expression. When learned, the new science will inform everything we do, whether we are conscious of applying certain principles or not.