Basic introduction into the world of deduction. I learnt this myself, so I thought I'd share it with people. I wrote this myself, so sorry if it's kind of unclear. Instagram: obsessedwithsherls Tumblr URL: fandom-mental
Yes, Mind Palaces are real things. They are a memory tactic also known as the Loci Theory. If you would like to create your own mind palace, I have written all of my steps inside. Remember, it is not easy.
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- COMPLETED - (To be edited.) Sherlock Holmes is far from your ordinary human being, and now he's moved to London he's realised that either he is exceptionally intelligent or that everybody else is exceptionally stupid. Maybe even both. But when he starts college, he meets Sophie Marie Thompson - someone like him. T...
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How do make deductions like Sherlock Holmes does!! ~I do not own any of these, credit to whoever came up with them~
In here, I would mention about the Power of deduction. I will dicussing about what I have learn? what beenfit you get from applying it? The book contain many history or books I had read, the books will be more recommend for those who are beginners, wanted to applied or curious. Apology: The Arthur would probably had m...
This is a collection of deductions, methods of manipulation, body language meanings, and other things of the such that I either discover myself or find of others and view them as interesting/useful. Constructive Criticism is welcome. Updated every Tuesday and Thursday. All information I find and post belong to their r...
No copyright intended. Simple day to day things that help with deductions. No longer will you miss out on the details that explain the attributes of a person. Credit goes to who ever made these deductions up.
A guide to deduction, by Sherlock Holmes. If you would like to learn how to deduct people the way I do, to impress them, or for a good reason, or just to know you can, the secrets are inside my book.
