(1) The science is nothing but human knowledge or human understanding about the truth of Nature and although Nature and its truth may be perfect, its understanding by human brain may not be perfect and hence science cannot be a concrete subject.
(2) The entry of abstract subjects such as religion, culture, morality, humanity etc. in the subject of law governing human behaviour is mainly because of the reason that science is not a concrete subject in all its diversity.
(3) The concrete science would not have allowed such abstract subjects to enter within its territory.
(4) Even corruption in law has its foundation in truth that science is not concrete in its diversity.
(5) Let us not boast about perfection in science of Nature. We are struggling hard within this science with our own imperfect laws and our own corruption within such laws. *Adv.B.S.More*
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