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*clears throat*

 Sorry I haven't been posting, my mental health is at a (hopefully temporary) low.

I've grown in this 6 months of being a deductionist. Grown a lot. At th start I really thought I had no actual intellect. I was wrong. I'm way better at observation and that kind of stuff. My environment still hasn't accepted my newfound intellect. That is why I'm a tad depressed. Anyway, this isn't a blog about my gradually worsening mental health, but a blog about deductions.

Footsteps

Footsteps are inevitably the most blandly used source of information used in various (shallow) detective media. It is often used for knowing where a bloke was heading, or what they were going. The actual things that you can deduce from a footstep is not that much, but very useful to a detective. You can determine the person's height, weight and if they were carrying something, for example: a dead body. 
I actually got this idea because it was snowing in my town for about a week, and footsteps happen on soft gravel-like surfaces.

NOTE

I haven't been deducing in a while, but I plan to. It is a good way to be. Also, for those who saw my tumblr post about sizzling bacon and thought I lied, don't worry I've been writing  things up in my notebook. I'm just keeping it for later. With that...

HAPPY DEDUCING!


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