Passage Summary: For a long time, everyone thought Newton's physics was the gold standard because it worked so well. Then Einstein came along and showed where Newton was wrong, and now Einstein's ideas are the ones that work.

Reasoning: Newtonian physics was highly successful and accepted for over two centuries before Einstein's theories identified its limits and replaced it as the dominant, successful view.

Analysis: This stimulus provides a historical example of how scientific consensus can shift. The key takeaway is that even a theory with a massive track record of success and substantiation can eventually be proven limited or incomplete. We should look for an answer choice that synthesizes these facts into a general principle about scientific theories. Avoid any choices that make broad predictions about the future of Einstein's theories or claim that Newtonian physics was 'wrong' in its entirety, as the text only says it had 'fundamental limits.'