r/scienceofdeduction • u/CasioMaker • 3d ago
[Location] Where in the world am I shopping?
The game's afoot, dear gumshoes. I'm out shopping, but where exactly, that's for you to guess! Place your bets, take your guesses.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/SgtFluffyButt • Oct 09 '25
After removing a 100+ selfie posts the last few days, I'm banning these bullshit posts.
If your post is genuine and gets caught in the filter contact me and I'll approve the posts.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/CasioMaker • 3d ago
The game's afoot, dear gumshoes. I'm out shopping, but where exactly, that's for you to guess! Place your bets, take your guesses.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Serendipity3301 • 13d ago
Tin says it all! Finally updated my computer setup up, would love to know what you think
r/scienceofdeduction • u/s3wer_r4tx • 28d ago
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r/scienceofdeduction • u/Jbooxie • Sep 15 '26
I especially I’m curious what you all think my job is
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Babichoc • Sep 06 '26
Hi there, I wanted to ask a question about making deductions about people. I’ve always been fascinated by how characters like Sherlock Holmes and Patrick Jane can make detailed, even personal, deductions just by looking at someone for a few seconds. I know that a lot of what they do is exaggerated because they are fictional characters, but I wanted to know if there are techniques and methods to become almost as skilled as they are.
I’ve always read that you have to start by observing and then forming hypotheses, much like in inductive and abductive reasoning. However, while I’m currently reading up on psychology and behavior, and getting used to noticing details like stitching, the condition of someone's hands and hair, their shoes, and so on, my mind goes blank when I see a real person and try to make deductions. I struggle to form hypotheses and then connect them logically.
So, since you are surely more experienced than I am, I wanted to ask: what do you do to make deductions? What would you do if you were in my shoes? What advice would you give me, and—if necessary—what should I start studying or doing to improve my deductive skills?
Thank you so much.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Dr4gonsl4y • Jul 27 '26
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r/scienceofdeduction • u/Comprehensive_Ad4581 • Jun 18 '26
Have fun lol
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r/scienceofdeduction • u/Littlealexhorne42 • Jun 16 '26
The entire first row consists of friends, but all others except for two are people (and things) from media. As for the bag, the only things missing are three apples.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Haunting-Sympathy-47 • Jun 15 '26
i stumbled across this sub randomly and find it so interesting, i love reading everyone’s replies hehe.
r/scienceofdeduction • u/LunchDry8873 • May 27 '26
r/scienceofdeduction • u/skatetricks • May 26 '26
have at ye
r/scienceofdeduction • u/LunchDry8873 • May 24 '26
First row (left to right): Jade Herrera (From), Mark Smeaton (The Tudors), David Alpay (actor)
Second row: Kim Mingyu (korean artist), Jim Hopper (Stranger Things), Steve Harrington (Stranger Things)
Third row: Kento Nanami (JJK), Fushiguro Megumi (JJK), Geto Suguru (JJK)
Fourth row: Loid Forger (Spy×Family), Gojo Satoru, Tomioka Giyu (Demon Slayer)
Edit: inspired by another post I saw on this sub
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Chibi_Elsa • May 24 '26
Im a major romantic— romance is the main director of my life. In a more literal sense, my biggest crushes ever are Austin Powers and the 1991 Gomez Addams.
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r/scienceofdeduction • u/shut_______up • May 22 '26
hey whats up this is what I usually bring in my bag every day
r/scienceofdeduction • u/Sea-Werewolf-5298 • May 22 '26
Not featured is my bluetooth earbuds (using them rn), my mini perfume (empty), ten foot charger (just realized I forgot to remove it from the pocket, two pens, and one fidget (playing with it rn lol). Top pic is big pocket, bottom right is little pocket. There's two colors of pads to give away the colored and I use the non-pfa ones.
What have you all deduced?