It is both more and less strange to me than you might expect. In my experience in Starfleet so far, I have learned to expect the strange. Exploring space without that expectation would be most illogical.

[ But he is interested to know that there is another Spock who also joined Starfleet, that he may one day follow in his father's footsteps in an ambassadorial capacity is perhaps more striking information than time travel and timeline altering. He had been prepared to leave his own time to save the universe once. It's not illogical to think he would be willing to do it again, even if that leaves a painful pang in his heart for the fact that it will not be with Michael this time. ]