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Sunday's fun fact on inferences:
Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional character "Sherlock Holmes" is based on his real-life professor under whom he studied medicine,Dr. Joseph Bell.
"It is most certainly to you that I owe Sherlock Holmes and though in the stories I have the advantage
Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional character "Sherlock Holmes" is based on his real-life professor under whom he studied medicine,Dr. Joseph Bell.
"It is most certainly to you that I owe Sherlock Holmes and though in the stories I have the advantage
...of being able to place Sherlock in all sorts of dramatic positions, I do not think his analytical work is in the least exaggeration of some effects which I have seen you produce in the outpatient ward"
wrote Conan Doyle in a letter to Dr. Bell.
wrote Conan Doyle in a letter to Dr. Bell.
Apparently, other than his medical education, Dr. Bell was also very knowledgeable in other areas such as geography and the cultures, the dialects, patterns of speech and behavior, the army, and more. He was also very observant.
