No, I'm suggesting science will never be able to deal with the so-called
"hard problem" of consciousness, specifically, because to science there simply is no "problem" to solve. The "problem", if there is one at all, is philosophical, not scientific. I'm with Massimo Pigliucci on this:
https://philosophynow.org/issues/99/What_Hard_Problem
Science is getting by degrees a fairly good handle on consciousness in terms of objectively observable factors, viz. the neural activity in the brain and what affects this, via anaesthesia, the effects of injury, sleep and so forth. But if you ask a question that is about something that has
no objectively observable effects, it is
ipso facto outside science.
So, while you may say "we" (whoever "we" may be) need new concepts, perspectives or whatever, you should not bring any of this stuff to a science forum and expect to get a favourable hearing for it.