<p>Benna Hughes and Ken Reed discuss why blame is a "go to" when incidents occur. Based on the blog article by Mark Paradies: https://www.taproot.com/why-does-blame-make-sense/</p>

Benna Hughes and Ken Reed discuss why blame is a "go to" when incidents occur. Based on the blog article by Mark Paradies: https://www.taproot.com/why-does-blame-make-sense/

<p>Benna Hughes and Ken Reed discuss why blame is a "go to" when incidents occur. Based on the blog article by Mark Paradies:&nbsp;https://www.taproot.com/why-does-blame-make-sense/</p>

Why Does Blame "Make Sense" When An Incident Occurs

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Why Does Blame "Make Sense" When An Incident Occurs

Why Does Blame "Make Sense" When An Incident Occurs