Reasons justify acting or not acting. A reasonable life is confined by justifications; transformation invites being unreasonable for commitment.
Reasons can explain why we act or do not act. They matter, but they can also become a fence around what we are willing to attempt.
To be unreasonable in service of a commitment is not to ignore facts or harm. It is to notice when familiar justifications have been allowed to decide the limit of possibility before we have examined what else can be done.
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