the blind leading the blind

The phrase "the blind leading the blind" is an idiom that refers to a situation where a person lacking knowledge or expertise attempts to guide or give advice to someone who is equally unaware or inexperienced. It suggests that both individuals involved are unaware of the correct path or solution, leading to a futile or misguided outcome. The phrase is often used to describe a situation where incompetent or inexperienced individuals are in charge or making decisions, resulting in further confusion or trouble.


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