Sherlock Holmes taught us that the brain can figure out any problem or mystery from the tiniest clues. Firstly, the man Sherlock Holmes was based on named William Gowers was able to prove a man did not have hysteria but instead been poisoned accidentally by looking at the fine details of the man’s case. He looked at the little things, like the man’s occupation and the man’s gums, and was able to tell that the man had been poisoned from his pigments. “By simply using his eyes to see what others had missed, Gowers correctly inferred that the man was being poisoned by his pigments.” Secondly, the author of Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle, has even stated how in the brain the littlest things matter when trying to solve a puzzle. “It has long been
