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[Spiderman: No way home] Why was Dr Strange so reckless?

He agreed to wipe everyone's memories without much thought at all, and even kept fucking with the spell as he's casting it even though he knows that's extremely dangerous. This is after the infinity gauntlet battles, so even though he's always been overconfident, he's seen what messing with reality can do and even died, but Parker asks and he's just like, mm ok! It made no sense.
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"Call me Stephen" pretty much sums it up.

They fought a lunatic alien with god-like powers and saved the universe together; To Dr. Strange Peter is a colleague, not just some High school kid. Strange took it for granted that Peter had exercised all reasonable options before going to his Sorcerer friend. And Strange didn't bother with the rules *before* he could bend reality. 

When Strange says something like "Well if you appealed and it didn't work, you obviously don't have any other options" and Peter responded with "Wait, you can do that?" their dynamic completely changed. Strange realized how badly he had messed up. First he tries to blame Peter, (Which MJ rightly points out isn't fair) then he goes into damage control mode.