This is quite a poetic and esoteric comment to read on a thread about JavaScript security exploits. It sounds like you may have just had a healthy dose of psychedelics (or perhaps just meditation) yourself.
I can't say that I believe in the existence of karma as I don't believe morality is absolute (nor do negative actions or consequences always stem from malicious intent). Science (and religion and spirituality for that matter) are not inherently "good" or "bad". They do reflect the will of humans, however, and that is what manifests in ways which we come to agree is either "good" or "bad". So when evil people reap what they sow, I would argue that it is not karma but retribution - either overt or as a reaction to one's own corrupting nature - that is at play.
I can't say that I believe in the existence of karma as I don't believe morality is absolute (nor do negative actions or consequences always stem from malicious intent). Science (and religion and spirituality for that matter) are not inherently "good" or "bad". They do reflect the will of humans, however, and that is what manifests in ways which we come to agree is either "good" or "bad". So when evil people reap what they sow, I would argue that it is not karma but retribution - either overt or as a reaction to one's own corrupting nature - that is at play.