For many centuries it was believed that only classical Euclidean geometry could provide a correct way of mathematically representing the universe. Nevertheless, scientists have come to believe that a representation of the universe employing non-Euclidean geometry is much more useful in developing certain areas of scientific theory. In fact, such a representation underlies the cosmological theory that is now most widely accepted by scientists as accurate. Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?
A: Scientists generally do not now believe that classical Euclidean geometry is uniquely capable of giving a correct mathematical representation of the universe.
B: Non-Euclidean geometry is a more complete way of representing the universe than is Euclidean geometry.
C: Scientists who use Euclidean geometry are likely to believe that progress in mathematical theory results in progress in natural science.
D: The usefulness of a mathematical theory is now considered by scientists to be more important than its mathematical correctness.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A