Jun 30, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
Kevin St. Clergy, host of Beyond Blind Blaming podcast and author, takes listeners deep into Chapter One of his book, exploring the unconscious patterns that trap us in cycles of misplaced blame and…
Kevin St. ClergyHost
You might spend hours attempting different combinations, growing increasingly frustrated, maybe even blaming yourself for not being clever enough, when the real problem is that you don't have all the pieces you need.
What is blind blaming? At its core, blind blaming is the unconscious pattern of attributing problems to the wrong causes because crucial information or insights are missing.
It is blaming because we instinctively want to assign fault somewhere, even if it's to ourselves.
This pattern aligns with what researchers call the fundamental attribution error, our tendency to overemphasize personal characteristics and ignore situational factors when explaining others' behavior.
You might spend hours attempting different combinations, growing increasingly frustrated, maybe even blaming yourself for not being clever enough, when the real problem is that you don't have all the pieces you need.
What is blind blaming? At its core, blind blaming is the unconscious pattern of attributing problems to the wrong causes because crucial information or insights are missing.
It is blaming because we instinctively want to assign fault somewhere, even if it's to ourselves.
This pattern aligns with what researchers call the fundamental attribution error, our tendency to overemphasize personal characteristics and ignore situational factors when explaining others' behavior.
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