And we interpret what other people do through our values, not theirs. Otherwise, you won't do it. We're interested in their thought process. Some people will speculate for hours. Others are very uncomfortable speculating.
Some people jump straight to seeing a topic in a very broad canvas.
For others, if there's no detail, they can't respond easily. Savage has found that those who can speculate comfortably are often highly successful. Significantly fewer people cross the boundary to using intuition and inference, and think broadly, rather than in-depth. But operating where there is no data allows for a much wider range of possibilities. Particularly in very large corporations, the lag time between seeing what needs to be done and having it in place can be long.