Let's talk about the absolute basics in deduction. Seems like there's a lot of people that misunderstand them, even other deductionists. This post is made to correct some of these misunderstandings.
What do we deductionists do? We gather information and make conclusions about that information. The premise is simple. Is it simple to get to the same level as Sherlock? No. Do I know of someone that is on the same level as Sherlock? No, and I know quite a few deductionists.
But here's the big reason why I don't know of anyone at the same level as Sherlock, it's not that Sherlock is fictional, it's because of perfect situations that Sherlock is in. These happen, but not as often as Sherlock finds himself in them.
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Inner Sherlock (Useful Guides)
Mystery / ThrillerThese contents are researched and basically from the internet. .NVM. Let your inner Sherlock shine! [ENGLISH]
