A leading question inquires about whether the other person agrees or not with a statement. Interrogative ones start with what, why, when, who, where. 

When facing a problem we tend to generalize so we can approach the problem at a systemic level. We do this when building products but also in how we conduct our lives. However, it's mostly premature:

We think that being in the know is important for us personally. And that it's also a duty of a well-informed, responsible citizen.