So, since nothing is seen from within the deliberative stance that conflicts with the scientific world-view, perhaps there is no need to find the problem of reconciliation at all difficult. What we may be left with is just a moral problem: one of making sure that we approach one another not with the objectifying stance, but with full human understanding, enriched, rather than undermined, by knowledge of the conditions that bring about the decisions of other people.
This seems good.
