Observation 101 #1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this 3 part mini-series we will be going over the 3 principles of observation and what you can do to train your mind to apply them.
In addition I am in collaboration with another detective TH-camr now, going by the name Sherringford Holmes, we have done a collaboration video that we will be putting on his channel around Christmas
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also these three episodes' scripts are based on my latest blog post so you can check that out to see what is coming next theartofdeduct...
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this is most underrated channel in my opinion. you and observe. you are underrated but you are giving us knowledge that is so helpful in real life. i honestly appreciate your work i hope your hard work will pay off. really thanks for awesome content.
I actually didn't get well mapping surroundings is just tell myself i'm in this point of room and that is for example a chair or this a fan is this what you mean I hope to clarify it if it's not
And thnx for these videos
I have a question for u act of deduction
i really like it,i would enjoy it more
if you finish the video repeating key points
I took the test recommended by u in a last video and it said I was a free thinker the numbers didant look good for me to learn deduction lol
I think that I might not have explained the point I was trying to get across well enough in that video. My point was that it doesn't matter who you are, with training you can train your mind to be more observant and logical, and that you don't have to pretend to be something you're not to attain that skill. Just put time into training yourself and you will be able to learn this skill, yes you might have a disadvantage in some areas that other people don't but don't let that stop you, even as an INTJ I have certain disadvantages that other people don't have in deduction, we all have things we need to work on, and personal flaws or shortcomings that we have to overcome, and that's ok
Thank u my friend
What do I do if my personality is the architect type
that is irrelevant to observation training. just focus on your own strengths and weaknesses as a person and determine what strengths you have that can be used to your benefit in observation, and determine how to improve upon and combat your weaknesses that get in the way of observation
Micheal scofield?
Why did you NOT quiz us on the random carp on the ugly yellow wall behind you? .......SH
1. Position of surrounding objects in space and where they are relative to you
2. Details of those objects (quality, how worn out, color, etc)
3. How those objects function
sooo if im correct, pls do say if i'm wrong. you say that to master the first rule/thing of observation I should map out every room or space i enter on a day and that on a daily basis??
btw your channel is amazing im learning a lot and keep it up!!!
Guus Bouman yes
Thank You.
Loved it, Im new to deduction & practicing it, so happy I found your channel.
+Abdul Shakoor I'm glad I could help. I know what it's like when you first get started, the hardest thing is to find some good material out there that gives you some solid information. I hope the work I do here can help you achieve what it is you are looking for in deduction. Obviously I don't get many comments on these videos so in the future if you have any questions concerning deduction just ask me in the comments and I'll be sure to answer it.
Thanks!
are you left handed
Did you always talk like this? Because its like L from Deathnote,or BBC Sherlock and some other person it reminds me of.
I do confess that naturally my voice is not as deep as I portray it in my videos. but all in all it is not too different from what I sound like normally, either way thanks for the compliment
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official when my dad is on call he has a phone voice its normal
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official when my dad is on call he has a phone voice its normal
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official sounds cool
Sitting in a room waiting for my cousin for 4 hours has helped with my patience
You talked a lot about how it's a gradual learning process, and the benefits of heightened observation, and how this first principle is the core of observation and the most practical as well as the easiest. The part we are to introduce to our lives, I take it, is the mental map of the placement, size, colour, and your relation to the objects of a room. Any tips on how to remember to do this? and how long should we try to remember this map? Are there any exercises we can do to become better at seeking detail? What detail is good to know, and what level? I saw an exercise on Observe's channel about sketching a room, is this pertinent and helpful? (The exercise was to observe a room as much as you could then turn around and sketch it/write down everything you remember).
Thank you very much! looking forward to applying to my daily life. My notes are growing, growing, growing!
I had the same question, I use mind palaces but it doesn't help you remember where objects are in relation to one another.
So like 15 minutes ago, I didn't have a thought on trying to become more observant, but now... I think I'll try to apply this first principle.
It's funny how you bring up the example of being clumsy. It makes me wonder if you used to bump into things and learned to stop. Fewer bruises and stubbed toes would be nice...
I miss you! this was one of the first videos I watched of you
I notice I naturally make note of facts and how they relate to other ideas in science and nature but I don't naturally make observations in the physical world.
In the written world i might.
Like looking through a codebase i might make observations that are in a sense physical (on the screen) but more conceptual in nature.
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are you like a neckbeard without the neckbeard? You also have a katana
Awesome and clear thought when you say at 5:20: you have To have that 1st principle and than build of on the other. I love it!
You talk soo slowly. I mean, I know most people probably want that, but I watch things like Vihart and minute physics because I just process info very quickly. I'm an INTJ so my Ni-Te is just screaming "GET TO THE POINT!"
you know youtube has a feature where you can increase the speed of the video.
The Art of Deduction Wait, really? How?
on the bottom right of the playback window, of course you have the full screen button, to the left of that there is the theater mode button, and to the left of that there is a gear icon, click on that and settings will pop up. at the bottom there is the quality setting, then the subtitles setting, and then the speed setting, click on speed, and you can increase the playback speed to 1.25 times faster, 1.5 times faster or 2 times faster, and also slow the playback speed down, to 0.5 times slower or 0.25 times slower
The Art of Deduction Got it thanks! :)
Unfortunately only a part of the viewers will be able to do it since most of the Internet companies tent is watched on mobile devices and you can't do that on mobile devices
Dude where are you? You are the best person to teach observation and deduction I have searched all the youtube
People love short and clear try to make thing simple and short
Thanks man, these are great content for deduction. They were really helpful
5 minutes for an introduction? Get to the point.
7:35
7:50
the art of deduction do you know what kinds of websites are there or books to help me do deductions better and quicker?
The monographs is a good book for observation.
I didn't quite understand this. You're saying the first principle of observation is to map my relation to objects and people in the room I'm in? I don't know if I've misunderstood, but this is something I've always done. I don't see how this is something I need to practice, but to be honest, I didn't quite understand your explanation. Am I already ready for step two, or have I completely misunderstood?
If you already map out your environment naturally, then sure your speed and proficiency in that can be improved upon for sure, but you are a bit ahead of the curb.
I've been away from your vids for a bit; but glad I'm back.
I used to be a natural at this & was able to walk through my place with no lights on. I've gotten lax; so it's time for some retraining.
Thank you for making these vids. 😊
Please do subtitles or given a description what you said ... I didnot connect your correct voice
be specific
its too long boring
sorry
+ibra wolf collections yeah, sorry about that, I was kind of in a rush to finish this video and upload it on time, since for most of the week I was having issues with my computer, I only had a rough draft of the script because of that, the next videos I will be posting will be fully scripted and much more concise. Sorry about this one
I am working on this it is tough really my deduction needs work to
So then... Do you recommend to train the 3 observational steps one at a time? Wouldnt it be faster to try knowing the 3 and then trying to do the 3 one at a time and train them all at the same time? Maybe that wouldnt be optimal?
Ronald Knox it's best for starters to start slower, because knowing all three can be jumbled into your "Memory Attic" and you'll have a hard time doing all three. It's best to start slow, then when all three have become an unoticed habit, you'll be able to do all three all at once.
Uhh. Hi. Just trying something out.. 😅 if i am correct, based on what have observed in this video, you, jordan, filmed this video somewhat
-at the age of 13 -16(i see that you are well shape and you don't have a deep voice like you have today),
-film in a short a time of ((obviously )as I noticed you breath heavily and speak normal to moderate speed and the fact that you said you have a unfinished video) you really seemed to be busy guy back in these days.
Guess that's what i only observed and my deductions about you.
Reply me when i correct anyways😁.
Ne Rion Rizalte not too bad I was 16 my voice hadn’t deepened but I was trying to make it deeper because I hadn’t really gotten comfortable with my natural voice on camera, I was doing a lot of martial arts back then so I was staying in good shape and I was kinda busy back then but for the most part that had to do with school, I was struggling a lot with how I wanted to make videos at that time which was why my content was all over the place
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official hhmm. that really feels like a war inside your head.. how 'bout today? It seems you got used to it.. i mean in a good way.
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official thanks for your feedback, anyway. i in fact, learn something from your videos after all.
Im a big fan of sherlock holmes
I like it and will watch more👍
Hhaha I found it, thanks
I enjoy your videos
Looking at your jaw, I think you mostly breathe from your mouth also judging by your personality I think you understand things pretty quick.
I don't remember if I had a cold when I filmed this so I might have had some congestion, but I primarily breath with my nose if I can help it
@@TheArtofDeduction_Official I mean you do not have a jaw line. Every one has it from birth. A jaw line disappapears if you breath from your mouth primarily. So illnessess such as cold, that force you to breathe from your mouth must be common for you.
@@post-humangod2575 bro what the fuck are you talking about lol, I have a jaw line. I grant it's not the most defined in general, as my jaw bone is relatively thin, and its hard to see in this video because I was carrying a little bit of weight back then and the lighting was flat, but you can still see it it's just not super defined. No I don't breath through my mouth, I rarely ever get sick, and I don't even get allergies during hay fever season.
Lol interesting
Thanky :)
You ramble too much. It was 5 minutes before you got to any real advice.
Cut back on the chit chat and go straight to the main points then elaborate
Lots of superfluous words, low content