Concrete statistician: I can learn the problem in its full complexity, unlike the dumdum below me.
Abstract thinker: I understand it, because I can reduce its dimensity to a small number of parameters.
CS: I can predict this because I have statistics about its past behavior.
AT: I told you so.
CS: You couldn't possibly know this, because it has never happened before. You suffer from the hindsight bias.
AT: But I told you.
CS: It has never happened, you couldn't possibly have statistics of when such things occur. You were just lucky.
CS: I'm smart, I can be taught anything
AT: You are stupid because you need to be taught everything.
War (or another sort of mass death or other kind of suffering) emerges.