We could have “rational thinking for teachers”, a “rational thinking for programmers”, a “rational thinking for musicians”, a “rational thinking for women” and a “rational thinking for teenagers” group. At the end you have 10 different groups. I don’t think that’s a good way to proceed.
Not to mention that it carries the implication that the default rationalist is not a member of any of these categories.
Not to mention that it carries the implication that the default rationalist is not a member of any of these categories.