Anyone who has read Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories will be aware and probably in awe of his deductive and logical prowess. In the stories, it reads like something of a super-power, and many people wish or even fantasize about attaining similar skills themselves. Holmes' talents frequently leave the other characters dumbfounded, and in "The Adventure of the Devil's Foot" Dr. Leon Sterndale even denounces Holmes as "the devil himself." This allegation is unfounded, and throughout the stories, we (along with Watson- essentially Holmes' student) learn that his methods are firmly rooted in the study of logic.
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