I can't believe you yelled at a dog

Personally benedict cumberbatch will always be my idealistic Sherlock Holmes. It’s just the aura he gives as he shows pure dedication

be more mindful and observative. me: listens to the video in the background while reading the comments

*when you realize Sherlock knew the plot of Endgame before everyone else*

This is basically just a video about how amazing I am

143 dislikes are by different accounts made by moriarty

How to think like Sherlock Holmes: 1. change name to Sherlock Holmes 2. think Profit

Thomas: stop taking your phone with you during meals. Me: watching the video on my phone during dinner.

Don't forget Sherlock's mind palace

It sucks when you like to observe but aren't social. Then suddenly you become a creep. Personally, I like to observe everything around me, but I also try to avoid giving any input into the environment, but get caught and it's awkward AF.

"We all know that person who has a lot of useless trivia" That's me! "...don't be that person" Oh... okay... 😟

Spoiler : buy the hat.

Rule #1: Stop using words like 'nerd' and 'geek' to describe people who like to study and research stuff.

But lets just confirm. Benny Cucumber did sherlock holmes better

High functioning sociopath - check Thinking like Sherlock Holmes - check Now all I need is that huge jacket, those slim fitting suits, and to move to London

#1: Be a high functioning sociopath

0:59 I love this llama.

1:14 haha I love how you put that in to see if ppl would notice while you're talking, great way of implementing what you're talking about!

I personally think that Benedict is the best Sherlock of all. I'm so glad that he was in that role, because he did amazing job!

I haven't seen the older adaptations of Sherlock, but so far my personal favourite adaptation is the BBC one with Benedict Cumberbatch

I was watching Sherlock holmes season last night.. And thought how can i think like this.. And Bam here is your video.. Coool😎

"'Gucci Gang' is actually a subtle critique of Keynesian economic theory." Too funny...

If you want a "cinematic" version of the sign of four story, the BBC Sherlock series has the very same thing (in the pilot episode I think) where Sherlock deduces things about Watson's mobile phone (adapted to the modern era). Its really very accurate to the original and does a great job of explaining how he came to the conclusion.

"You know without all the sociopathic tendancies and substance abuse" Me while being destructive/self-destructive in other ways: It's fine I'm pretty sound minded.

Hope you guys enjoy this one! It was really fun to make. Check out the video on game theory I worked on with Jade as well: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpN0aNyg0NTdp4E.html

Hmmm always thought that the reasons given by the character Sherlock Homes for deducing his facts were a bit lame as for sure there are a 100 different reasons why a given situation or bit of evidence could have played out differently. Sounds great when he explains and it seems to make sense, but it is just that people including myself are to lazy to think on it further. .

Also, big thanks to my girlfriend Anna for the acting help 😁 instagram.com/rainingcolordesigns/

Parkour from "The Office" was a good addition :D

Thomas I love Charisma on Command as much as you do, so I'm loving the breakdowns you're doing. This type of video should be way more common across KZfaq.

This actually really helped me I now observe things better and can spot things before others. I am more attentive in classes remembering things that matter and putting it into effect and I also think more probably.

I desperately need a video about efficiently developing a reading list that saves you from stumbling upon bad books which may put you off a whole genre. and to help you read more books in more diverse categories. how to avoid abandoning the older items on the list for a random book that you just heard of . Thank you for the great videos . I'm a Sherlock addict by the way. peace from Egypt.

1. Deep Observation 2. Skepticism 3. Probabilistic Thinking

People like you .. Hats off : ) Thank you so much for imparting such great knowledge.. many people don't even realize they could work on such thoughts amidst the worldly chaos

1:14 *A wild Magikarp appears!*

Love the Sherlock Holmes stories in particular the Bonnie MacBird version. Also, I loved the breakdown of the deep observation, skepticism, and probabilistic thinking. Especially the point about using probabilistic thinking to recover a lost item. This vid was awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Love that you are into game theory. I'm an economics major, and that was and still is one of my favourite subjects to learn about.

The subs on the thomas sherlock scenes are hilarious 😂

Love this video!! Thanks for breaking down his thinking process so well.. and thank you for involving me in your parkour explanation! :D

I truly enjoyed this video, I found it really fascinating! Keep up your amazing work! I love your channel so much, it has helped me plenty ☺️😊

I love your videos so much!!! Always engaging, interesting and beneficial! Thank you for your great content, keep it up!!

If you are interested, I highly recommend an anime/ Japanese novel/ comics called hyouka by Honobu Yonezawa. It's like series of story applying holmes method onto daily problem solving. I was also a good story of youth and romance, very nice.

Thanks for this video!!!! Congrats on the 1 million 😊

Excellent video, I especially liked that you recommended books, and also a seemingly really good youtuber. Thank you

finally your video is up , I was waiting for days for your video, till then podcast was everything ; )

I love how you inserted a plush fish while talking about observing c:

251 dislikes Me: That's Moriarty

Nice video man! I will definitely will watch more videos on this subject.

That's the kind of videos that I need. Thanks Tom!

Who else think Thomas is basically the hottest nerd?

Imagine you learned how to think like Sherlock and then a crime happens You: Ah yes, it's all comming together.

Great video. I've always strived to think like the great detective. I read Mastermind and it's wonderful.

Love This Video!! Thanks for these videos!

OMG i love sherlock holmes so much!!

I always thought it was so cool in the movies how he could like... figure everything out just by looking around a room and picking out context clues and subtle actions to put together scenarios. Cool video, Thomas! Thanks for creating this. Hope guitar's going well!

I’ve actually never watched any movies or shows involving sherlock as anything more then a small reference but I adore reading the books at a slower than normal pace so I can mentally tear each thing apart. As i was doing this I started to think “how realistic and practical is this process and can I apply it if it’s effective?” and I figure thought process is as good as a place to start

Thank you for this fantastic video. You deserve more views for the amazing research done :D

I love this guys voice man ♥️

I just love how Benedict Cumberbatch delivers Sherlock's personality. He makes Sherlock really pop as a sociopath, and at times a bit of a psychopath.

Your videos are really helpful, thanks!

You should definitely do some bloopers! Loved the editing! Always improving ;)

>You may have noticed I didn’t use an ad >continues to say how it’s possible because of skillshare....

0:22 Best Sherlock 👌🏼

Very nice video!!! Thanks A LOT!!

I'm always glad I subscribed!

dat acting awesome

You geek hahaha. Very well made video this, I love how you pose the concept, explain and then give us actually tips for practical application. And I see your passion for these concepts and for Holmes persona / series. Well done Sir!

Love your videos. Keep it up man!

Great analysis, was a very interesting watch

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Thank you, Thomas. Very keen deductions.

Thank You Thomas for these videos, loved every one of them I have watched so far. #fromKenya

I Really like your 45 min study vid😇👑

This isn’t Charisma on command, is it?

Amazing video as always 😆

I have been needing info like this for weeks

8:42 OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU... haha :D

7:50 Actually, Holmes uses primarily abductive reasoning.

thank you bro!, this is really helpful😉

Great video!!

People actually have meals with others to only go on their phones? What's the point? Why not just eat alone and be on your phone, it's the same thing if you're not going to interact with the people there. I find it kind of rude.

i didn’t know tony stark acted sherlock holmes

Thanks very much this is very helpful.

I Just started Watching sherlock yesterday . Right time Tom .

This video: Sherlock Holmes is the best detective in the world! L from Death Note: **BOI**

How to think like Sherlock Holmes: having a genius level iq and becoming detective. Well good luck with that.

I’ve always admired Holmes, but even more so, his actual counterpart Dr Joseph Bell. He was one of Arthur Conan Doyle’s lecturers who dazzled his students with his extraordinary diagnostic skill. He was not only able to make his diagnosis before the patient even opened his mouth, but also make incredibly accurate deductions about their occupation, home life and many other factors entirely by his powers of observation. For example he might notice that a patient has come in with a gait problem, but also connect this observation with another like that patient having a florid complexion, evidence of alcohol abuse round the eyes and in his speech, and verify these deductions with finding a half full gin bottle in his coat pocket. The process of deductive reasoning is one thing many fields have in common, most especially medicine. Dr Bell was fantastic at this and used it not only to help his patients but also to assist in solving some of the most baffling crimes of his time. Dr Doyle owes the creation of his most famous detective to his teacher. Another example from my line of work: I may see that the person standing in front of me at work is out of breath by observing that they are talking in very short, broken sentences, using their accessory muscles, leaning forward, I may also observe that they are beryl chested, there are sternal retractions on inspiration, I may hear a wheeze on inhalation and exhalation, I may also observe some blueing of the mouth and nose, some minute haemorrhages in the whites of the eyes. If they hand me their ID I may also notice the finger nails and their shape and colour. I may form several snap hypothesis, that they have emphysema, copd, or are affected by some genetic resistors conditions. Some less likely may be that they may have recently been strangled, but the verifying bits of data I may gather to narrow these down may be if they tell me they’re a smoker, if I hear any anomalies in their chest or that I may see evidence of atelectisis in their chest X-ray or evidence of compensation in their blood gasses. But the fact remains I’m able to form several theories based on all of these findings, many of which I observe in the space of about a minute. Another thing occurs to me as I write this tho, and that’s that once Watson asks Holmes how he managed to notice such a minor detail like the presence of tracks in the street outside the house where a murder had taken place, and Holmes said, simple, I was looking for it. If you know what you’re looking for, it’s highly likely you will find it. The more expertise you have in your field, the better able you are to know what to look for.

This Video is underrated the editing is super good

Wear a hat like sherlock and u r halfway done

If you wanna think like Sherlock Holmes , just think like him

Nice video! Just a small correction, when you mentioned inductive reasoning, you're talking about abductive reasoning. Inductive by itself simply generalizes and is not useful when you use only that. But abductive is the one that makes good use of probability and simplicity to narrow down the outcomes of inductive reasoning. It's just terminology though, I love this video. It's going into my "Take notes" playlist

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RDJ: good sherlock Holmes Benedict Cumberbatch : best sherlock Holmes

Thomas you're the best!

Guy Richie’s movies where the best in my opinion, & most accurate to what I’d imagine he would be in actual real life. I love how Robert Downey Jr. played him! By far the most badass & down right awesome portrayal of Sherlock Holmes in my opinion. Those are my absolute favorite movies for sure.

Me: *I DON'T NEED TO LEARN ON HOW TO BE SHERLOCK HOLMES* Also Me: *I'M SHERLOCK HOLMES!!!*

T frank: hey honey I need you to put on this Watson cosplay Girlfriend: why? T frank: it's.... Uh... For a video

haha I love it whenever your friend pops in to help you with pronunciations :p

This video was much needed 😆

You should make a video about studying with ADHD!!!