The correct answer had a bright simplicity, while the wrong ones were dark and complex. Physics is about being older and wiser but being able to see with the eyes of a baby. It's about discovering the Truth of something without the use of language, and then trying to find the words to express the insight. People who reject physics are afraid that Language may fail them. Without language, we're babies, we're monkeys, were crippled and transcendent beings.
Language is incidental to physics.
It's the idea that counts. Some people hate physics because they would rather repress a feeling or an insight than to pioneer a new, truer way to express it. Physics began as a philosophy, yet it is the clever gymnastics of philosophy that bog it down. I think, therefore I am. But when you begin to deconstruct the sentence, the meanings flay away.