As pointed out in [[Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance]], [[Isaac Newton]] was able to expand reason itself, just by the intuition that he needed a way to compute "*instantaneous rates of change*", a concept that sounds unreasonable. However, working with it lead to conclusions that were not unreasonable at all (like working with points). Thanks to that, [[Newton]] was able to develop a new framework for reason: [[Calculus]].