So 'ought' can be said to be a processed or evaluated 'is' within the full context of our universe and worldview - a global fitness measure. In other words, we consider all the facts on the basis that they have values in our attainment of maximum Universal fitness. This 'ought' is the ultimate objective value. We have seen that, despite claims to the contrary, our science is heavily involved in values. Facts on their own are meaningless but the associations we make between them reflect our interests and thus our values.
Science is no different here than any other aspect of our lives.
What we should do however is both to recognise what these hidden scientific values are and evaluate whether they are the correct ones for our overall human purposes. Crucial to this exercise is to consider the values that are left out of our science, e.g. the human ones . These are critical to our overall fitness, or quality of life, and a science without them remains highly imbalanced.