I’ve recently discovered this term “apolitical” and since political opinions are tied to values most of the time, I was wondering what an “apolitical” person without values would be like. It's obviously impossible for a human to completely lack values and political opinions, but what I mean is someone who would actively try to minimize/ignore them.

For example, a mathematician could spend his life mostly devoted to his work and be as “pragmatic” as possible in his personal life. He could feel frustrated by a political decision because it's going to impact his life, but he could also honestly acknowledge to himself that he doesn't oppose that decision from a political standpoint. He wouldn’t label it as detrimental to society, or even to other mathematicians; he would only recognize that it's unfavorable for him.
And when it comes to values, he wouldn't rely on them. He’d simply assess what's good for him in the short and long run and what isn't. Theoretically, he wouldn't judge people, would never say they are "bad." Instead, he might just say that those people don't quite fit into his life. His “life guidelines” would directly be his own feelings rather than his values. He'd be aware of what he enjoys and dislikes, and he’d make decisions based on a short and long-term evaluation to maximize what he enjoys. In other words, he’d never hold on to values like loyalty but would rather assess if being “loyal” in one particular situation is more beneficial or detrimental for him (and therefore indirectly for the ones he cares about).

What I’m trying to find is someone who would try to dismiss their intuitions to replace it by conscious reasoning whenever it’s possible. Do you know any authors (or anyone) like that? Or do you have thoughts about the consequences this could have?