...Science is not a mere recording of 'objective' reality. It is more of an attempt to manipulate and control the ontological domain that has been delimited by a discipline's observational activities. The objects that appear present-at-hand were originally given ontological status to by the process of man carving out entities from the monistic Earth to use as instruments in the actualization of the objectives defining the teleology of his or her projects. Consequently, science should be understood less as a form of an objective rendering of reality than a manifestation of Nietzsche's Will to Power—the drive or impetus to come to control and manipulate one's surroundings that in actuality are probably too complex of which to ever come a complete, 'objective' knowledge...