So there's something to be said here about slowing down, about philosophizing or theorizing as a necessarily slow process, perhaps even a laborious process.
Another hero of early modern philosophy, Baruch Spinoza, had a motto of his own that went in a similar direction, libertas philosophandi, the freedom to philosophize.
But Naval is one of the most well-known, not because he is a particular good investor, but because he combines the investing entrepreneurial stuff with philosophizing on Twitter and writing essays.
Averroes might have appreciated Spinoza's principle of the freedom to philosophize, even if he would have been appalled by the way Spinoza used that freedom to depart from Aristotelian orthodoxy.
They're debating these things because though they can intellectually philosophize about the relationship between the coffee and the sugar that is at their desk, are you going to give up that?