The map is not the territory. Both styles, of course, have their advantages and disadvantages. My instinct would be to say that those people who attend to the non-categorized perception events will probably be more likely to notice subtle interrelations between event moments, but less likely to generalize. On the other hand, the people who attend to the categorized perceptions will be more likely to recognize broad general patterns, but may miss the fine-detail connections. Hopefully, as linguists we will all bring a balanced approach, using both styles of thinking to develop our descriptions and models of language.
All women are mortal.
The rest follows.