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Sherlock Holmes's "A Study In Scarlet" Feats

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________________ Sherlock Holmes's "A Study In Scarlet" Feats – Telegram: @JesutaRei – Discord: @JesutaRei ________________ Green: Full-Scale IQ, Intelligence, Cognition Yellow: Emotional Intelligence, Social Intelligence, Psychology, Reading Cyan: Adversity Capacity, Resistances, Adaptability Blue: Strategy, Planning, Tactics, Methods Turquoise: Reasoning, Thinking, Analysis Red: Manipulation, Deception, Countering Purple: Field Skills, Countrecation, Foresight Pink: Judgement, Insight, Unpredictability, Discerning, Sensory ________________ Translated by Google Translator from Russian to English. 16.01.2025 I went into this document a year later, probably. Commenters just cross everything out and add random characters, so I'll turn off access to comments. ________________ A Study In Scarlet ________________ 1. MR. SHERLOCK HOLMES According to Stamford: Holmes excelled in anatomy, a first-class chemist, and his knowledge, although unsystematic, could amaze any professor of that time. Cognition: Knowledge Holmes, while conducting experiments, can spend from morning to night in the laboratory. And in general, as Stamford says, for the sake of science, he will almost try the poison in order to record its effect and symptoms. Emotional Intelligence: Emotional Engagement When Holmes first appears, he is performing an experiment. Namely, he found a reagent that precipitates only hemoglobin, which allows for an unmistakably accurate analysis of traces of blood, which …

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