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In a Sherlock Holmes story, the protagonist uses forensic evidence but he thinks about what the evidence means.

Quoting: Holmes' Repentance — Too Little, Too Late Conventional wisdom says that Holmes rethought his broad support of censorship when he grasped how open-ended it truly was.

Is popularity of Sherlock Holmes that different thing, on a fundamental level, than popularity of Batman or Superman?

Your life expectancy would be 2x lower, but Sherlock Holmes would be able to find the blackmailer.

Third one: >On May 22, 2012, Holmes purchased a Glock 22 pistol at a Gander Mountain shop in Aurora.

Remember how in the sherlock holmes stories, sherlock can deduce huge amount about people, from tiny clues?

In an ironic twist, Sherlock Holmes (the core stories by Sir ACD) is no longer under copyright in the UK.

Sherlock Holmes or Freyd etc, is not indicative of any trends in the general population.

Few recall that Holmes used this argument to justify imprisoning a group of socialists for the crime of attempting to mail leaflets.

The damage Holmes inflicted — the malleable and unprincipled standard of censorship he drafted — was not thoroughly rebuffed until a half-century later.

Is Sherlock Holmes a character groundlessly appropriated by Disney?

So I think Holmes will use the strong business it will build in the west to create and extremely low cost African healthcare.

Conan Doyle credits this directly in the first Sherlock Holmes story, "A Study in Scarlet": Sherlock Holmes rose and lit his pipe.

If super-detached and accurate analysis of a situation is what turns you on then I think Arthur Conan Doyle nailed down the "rational fiction" genre with Sherlock Holmes over a century ago.

About the "quickness" I am asking for, If a gun is pointed at me and I am forced to come up with an analogy, I would say I am asking for the "quickness" in James Bond's behaviors and handling of situations, not the thoughtfulness and depth of Sherlock Holmes (although he was not slow for sure), if you know what I mean.

It's funny how Sherlock Holmes stories were considered very clever at first, then there was a backlash from authors like Agatha Christie who emphasized "realistic" psychology and disliked "magical" deductions from surface facts, and then it turned out that Conan Doyle's approach was right after all, because his stories predicted most of modern forensics.

Holmes dissented repeatedly as the Supreme Court reaped what he had sown.

I should point out that one of our investors /advisors is the Hootsuite CEO, Ryan Holmes.

Haven't found any mystery short stories that are better than Sherlock Holmes.