None of those represent virtues of irrationality, but rather common misunderstandings of rationality. 1) If goodness is your goal, rationality lights the path.

None of those represent virtues of irrationality, but rather common misunderstandings of rationality. 1) If goodness is your goal, rationality lights the path. 2) To engage in a lifetime of cogitation when a split-second decision would be good enough (given your goals) is not rational. 3) Rationality includes making decisions under incomplete information (including the correct assessment of risks). The argument you present here in fact presupposes rationality.