That is incorrect. Good reasoning can lead to conclusions that are strictly false. For example, when asked to be more granular, the turtle could say 'I reason

That is incorrect. Good reasoning can lead to conclusions that are strictly false. For example, when asked to be more granular, the turtle could say 'I reason that there is only a 1 in 10 chance that seafaring civilizations exist'. The existence of seafaring civilizations doesn't make the turtle wrong in this case. If the turtle concluded that 'there can not possibly be any seafaring civilizations, because I don't see any' then you could accuse it of bad reasoning.