Time and society

Can you imagine the most perfect society that consumed all other societies? The one value system on whom all moral guidelines are based on, the one which has discovered all there is to discover in science so that it cannot progress even scientifically? I think that time here would cease to be feasible as a view of progression of life since everything would recur, because once society has perfected even the way you should raise your children and how those children should live their lives, the progression between the events seventy and one hundred and seventy years after the creation of this perfect society would be identical- the perfection is the end. So, it can be stated that Buddhists were right when they wrote off time as a concept on whom we should live our lives, but only on a personal level- scinetifically, time would still exist and slowly bring Universe towards destruction, but there is a lack of scientific motivation to aknowledge its existence- because when science becomes perfect and gains 99.99% of total knowledge in the Universe, the remaining 00.01% would be the skepticism towards the absolute ammount of knowledge and the belief that there is more to be found- that we only know 00.9999% of everything in the Universe. That will be the product of the religious instinct, the extraordinary use of everyday cognition.
Here, when the time will cease to exist, the consciousness would probably disappear, since there is no need for it- everything will be found in our Id- Ego and Super Ego can go away. When that happens, the need for life becomes questionable, and then the life is transcended- life was always changing. This beyond the life which is not a metaphysical concept still has to be named in English or any other language, perhaps a selected few who will remain with a burned of consciousness will have to restructure the language only to name it. Then, religious instinct will disappear- here we reached 100%. Then, as the final man with the ability to think consciously will ask: Is this what we wished for? Wasn't the riddle of thinking before, when we knew 00.001% much better and more profound?