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All high stats is like playing as a schizophrenic as every voice in your head is ALWAYS talking, giving different opinions and never giving you a clear thought. All low stats is more like playing as someone who has absolutely no inner monologue at all and dies from turning a fan on.
It's not that schizophrenic. You don't HAVE TO obey your head voices. But a little bit schizophrenic elements actually suits Harry's brilliant cop and mentally traumatic history.