To Contents. Reasonable Behavior: Willful error Behavior has an effect, but being aware of unthinking or unreasonable effect introduces theconcept of reasonable behavior.
     Being reasonable does not mean acceptance despite opposite evidence. It means to reason. Perceiving error provides a choice of right over wrong, strong ideal over weak ideal, good over bad.
     Behavior is often explained carefully, sounding reasonable when it is not. Logical explanations are not necessarily reasonable. Reason is the key.
Reasonable Behavior
Unthinking Behavior Reasonable Behavior
Disconnected:
Misses the point.		 =1= Connects:
Connects to the point.
Excludes:
Excludes possibilities.		 =2= Includes:
Includes possibilities.
Unreasonable:
Finds no value.		 =3= Reasons:
Finds value.
Compulsive:
False acts.		 =4= Defines:
Truth.
Impulsive:
Acts emotionally.		 =5= Apply:
Acts.
Deluded:
Decides foolishly.		 =6= Focuses:
Decides wisely.
Irrelevant:
Accepts nonsense.		 =7= Relevant:
Accepts sense.
Hysterical:
Denies reality.		 =8= Rational:
Acknowledges reality.
Unforgiving:
Baseless.		 =9= Forgiving:
Solid base.

Reasonable Behavior becomes Willing Behavior.