#thedeductionguide

John Watson thought it would be a good idea to publish the latest rapid influxes of my brain into a deduction guide that teaches people how to apply certain techniques in today's modern world.  

Though, really I think it’s merely for the opportunity of insulting me on a new site.

If you are one of those people who want to learn deduction from me, the link is here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/104923306-the-deduction-guide

In celebration of Black Friday this year, The Deduction Guide (paperback) will be 50% off when purchased from Createspace! Now’s the perfect time to do some Christmas shopping for your Sherlock-loving friends and family.

Hey everyone, just to let you know over at /r/thescienceofdeduction, we’re doing another deduction experiment and it would really be good if you all could go join/help the discussion.

Why are we doing it? Well, in the end it will help us make more accurate deductions. We’re finding cues that we can deduce from, like for example in the first experiment we found that a person tucks their dominant hand under their arm when crossing them, which is pretty interesting and useful whilst also being something that we didn’t know was truth beforehand.

Right now, as said before, we’re just discussing possible cues to research, and then we will plan an experiment and then analyse the data. It would really help us out of you were to actively take part in the experiment. Along with the actual experiment phase, is the most important part of this so we need all the help we can get.

If you have questions or issues feel free to send them