  However, the observations encompassed by classical physics excludes the
observer from the physical reality, yet the deep-down understandung of nature
--{\it the quantum theory}-- can not avoid the intrusion of observer into the
measurement process. Indeed, the quantum physics experiments have knocked the
door of a new paradigm: in which science of consciousness is an important
axiom. In the present work, it is argued --by taking into account of the views
of learned scientists and philosophers-- that modern science is incomplete and
lacking something in the basic understanding of nature \cite{r}. Classical
physics has failed to explain the dynamics of the microscopic particles,
eventhough modern scientific researches are based upon the prejudice posed by
classical physics: keeping the outer physical universe as a separate entity,
that is something quite independent of the observer --human mind. One should
not forget that human-being is a part of nature and human mind is an essential
component of our observations. Basically, it is the observer --the
consciousness-- which makes perception possible. The working of human mind must
be included in our scientific theories. In fact, human free will is an illusion
and nothing in the entire universe (with life) lies outside the domain of
science and determinism.
