Tales of an aspiring deductionist

 So today I decided, by my lack of human interaction, to deduce a picture from reddit  to try and stimulate my brain. Here's the picture:  Right off the bat, I can say out of my intuition that this is a young possibly teenage boy. Observations:  - Bowl on the left side  - wallet  - A lot of tabs open  - European seeming outlet according to my sources from central europe  - headphones  -  Fairly used books  - Paper  - Harry Potter quiddich ball  - TV Remote   Conclusions He is a boy from central europe living his teenage years being an overworked child slave, in other words a student. He has a lot of work to do and listens to music while he does it. A huge movie nerd with "The hunger games" poster and the ball from Harry Potter. He eats cereal in his room at 3 AM (we've all been there) with his right hand. Notice how the spoon faces to the right. Introverted and possibly in an economically bad situation. Parents gettin...

 In the last entry, we left off at the lips. Now, the lips are the most touched part of the body/face to get touched to pacify oneself. We are going to continue with the torso and then, in the third post, the legs. The neck This will only be a quick mention. We touch it very scratchingly or grab it full force, with all your palm. It is a pacifier that distributes the heat throughout the neck when we think under stress. A very good example od this is Beth Harmon in 'The queen's gambit'. She always does this when she's in a rough situation mid-game.  The chest and belly  Repeatedly scrathing the chest and crossing your arms very close to your chest is a pacifier. The latter really hiding anxiety, because the chest and torso contain the most important organs. Like the heart and your very fragile digestive system. A person instinctively wants to protect that area. Also pro tip: do not observe girl's chests for longer than 0.000000000000001 seconds or you are going to be...

 Hi. I know I haven't been active lately and now, I won't do the "I'm sorry" and add some empty promises to it like I always do. Wich I am sorry for, genuinely. I have the power of observation and, I'm not using it. This is because things have been low and my mental health is collapsing. Hope you relate or have some empathy. I'm on my way up though. Might stilll not be active for a time, but I don't do any empty promises. Back to our scheduled programming  Microexpressions are a mentalist's gratest weapon. It is also a very useful thing in deduction. "Muggles" (people that don't deduce(Harry Potter reference)) may not notice them, but rather feel them and notice that a person is sad around 30% of the time. When you try reading microexpressions, and you're not a sociopath, then you should have a very good grasph of it already. I can provide some information on the topic, but it's very hard to explain. I have a very good method ...

 Knowing body language is very beneficial in deductions. It also is in every day life. Body language makes up the most of how people communicate. Emotions and personality is displayed on the daily. We use body language unconsously every second. We just have to observe how we do these little movements and such. As sherlock Holmes said: "You see, but you do not observe."  Knowing body language not only improved my social and bragging skills, but made me a much better liar. It has had many influences on my everyday life. I know when people lie, or my favorite thing to do: Look at people when they're writing a test or going out to the board. The many pacifiers I see occuring. It is a very fun thing to do, to just look at people's body language and see what they mean. Something truly great. The thing about deduction is thet it happens in the real world and has such an impact.  Side note: Keeping up the facade Keeping up the facade. To sum it up in one thing: Being stoic. A...

 I've already mentioned, that I got all the information and knowledge from the book 'The dictionary of body language'. I've been implementing the knowledge, not just into my deductions, but my personal life too. Today I'm going to list to you the most important things to look for on each and every body part. Now, I can't really do that in 1 sitting and mash it into 1 entry. I will do it in the form of a series on both here and  tumblr . I'm going to be cutting the body into thirds and try to make a trilogy. We'll see. But now I'll start with the head. The hair As I stated in my previous body language blogpost here . There are mainly pacifiers that we're looking for. Though read the entry to really get what we're talking about here.  The hair doesn't really have any nerve ending, but can still be quite helpful. Have you ever noticed that when students are writing a test they often toy with or brush through their hair. This is, Ladies and ...

 Mentalism. A skill thet requires trained intuition and mastery in body-language and showmanship, attention to detail and a deep knowledge psichology. I'm at the point of being good at the attention to detail part and I just have to remember to. I've been a decently accurate deductionist, with around 60% accuracy with a bit of lee-way on either side. In fact, I've been a deductionist for roughly half a year. My logic and observation skills are pretty solid. I understand psichology because I am A: a human (pretty self-explanatory) and B: not a sociopath (again self-explanatory). My body-language skills I use often in everyday life, so I think I"ve become pretty good at that. I'm currently on the side of (sherlockian) deductionist, but I want to adventure into the more "The Mentalist" side of things. It is just a particular skill that I want to get good at. Has some downsides, like with not fucusing on the more sherlockian side of things that much. I can st...

I's very sorry for not uploading. Just busy.  Subject 1 Not so good financially,but tries to dress nice. Right handed, my age,small friend group, pretty disciplined Subject 2 Right handed, peaceful, artistic,introverted, confident body language. Sugject 3 right handed mid-high financially does sport has caring parents knows how to handle money extrovert Subject4 in a bad mood Likes bracelets grooms herself teacher likes books late 40's right-handed Subject 5 right handed introvert had a head injury smart good with people Subject 6 My age Right handed  Shy Introvert Learnt in another school Wants to appear smart Buddhist Favorite color is pink