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The world is being overtaken by the idea of terror and suffers the spate of its negative effects which thrive on the lack or bankruptcy of values. Human values can be found within the precincts of philosophy as a vital ingredient to social existence. However, one would most sincerely approve of the fact that low or no concentration on the metaphysics of values, and essentially human values, can be blamed on the confirmable huge focus on scientific productions and products without a littlest measure upon man/human/personhood as such. The reality that impinges on our knowledge and subtle to our subconscious states is that at both paramount and primal ends of science is the human person. For this quiet reason, one can say without fear of mistake that science ought to be a humble servant of man. How true has the above assertion been? This must be left for your answer. Yes! Man is the subject of science as her indispensable producer and ineluctable user. Therefore, the abandon