  Sorensen (1988) argues that one’s own anti-expertise is a blindspot; it is a true proposition that one cannot rationally accept. He argues that one cannot rationally believe that their own beliefs are false since the anti-expert’s belief in something counts as evidence against believing it. Egan and Elga (2005) also argue that one cannot rationally believe oneself to be an anti-expert. So in the driving case, they say that one should withhold belief about which way to go.