I am simply illustrating a point, of how practical this skill is to anyone in a world run on lies, it is highly advantageous to be able to see through those lies.
What am I getting at with all of this? My purpose is twofold. Why am I saying all this? Because before you can see the truth other people hide, you have to acknowledge, intimately, the truth within yourself, and while that might sound mystical, it is entirely rational. Even asking someone how there day is going as you pass by is a pointless exchange when you have no genuine interest in how they are doing. Is doing such necessarily a bad thing? No, depending on the circumstances one has to trade practicality for stability, but this does go to prove my point that even those things which we equate to being noble, are based in falsehood. Being polite to a person, when in reality you absolutely despise them, and were it not for certain constraining circumstances, you would refuse to associate with them and avoid them at all costs, is a lie of a sort. The world is run by lies and corruption, from the highest level of government, to the average person on the street, everyone lies, and whats more we base our lives upon lies. The driving force behind my pursuit is my desire to be able to see the truth behind the facade. The possible applications of this are virtually limitless. The process of reasoning backwards, determining the cause, or causes, of an observable effect. From a drop of water a clever man could infer the possibility of an Atlantic, from a grain of sand a Sahara, likewise from a tan-line a person's recent vacation, and from a person's visage, their true intent.
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It is bigger than any one person, and such a vast field that no man or woman could ever achieve full mastery over it.
It is the epitome of common sense, the height of logical reasoning in the face of illogical situations, and the embodiment of cause and effect. No, it is bigger than that, it is bigger than I am. Nor is it merely the art that has become my obsession over the past 3 years. The art of deduction, it is not just the name of my YouTube channel, it isn't simply a fancy skill set either, popularized by the famous Sherlock Holmes.
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