One asks what happened, the other asks where this is going
Concrete-first people usually want the verified facts first, while possibility-first people are often tracking meaning, direction, and what this might become later.
Misunderstanding often starts from different entry points
The concrete side may feel the discussion is too vague. The intuitive side may feel the discussion is too stuck in detail. They are often entering the same problem through different doors.
Better conversations need both evidence and direction
If one person brings clear examples and the other explains what those examples point toward, decisions become more accurate and more strategic at the same time.