And the "Sherlock Holmes" award for journalism goes to...

[Mewtarthio]

http://today.reuters.com/news/artic...9427617_RTRUKOC_0_US-NUCLEAR-IRAN.xml&src=rss

Iran's disregard of the Council's order to stop enriching uranium exposes it to possible sanctions and was widely expected after it opened a heavy water production plant on August 26 and vowed not to mothball its nuclear program.

I, for one, am impressed by their deductive reasoning skills. Few would truly understand the implications of Iran's actions on August 26, but thankfully Reuters was there to show us what would happen. But it would be unfair for me to give out the coveted Sherlock Holmes award without seeing other instances of powerful deduction. So, does anyone else have any incidents that show a similar level of deductive reasoning?

 

[Eran of Arcadia]

I see headlines like this all the time. I don't have the link, but CNN or someone just published a report linking poverty and poor health.

 

[Maniacal]

I see headlines like this all the time. I don't have the link, but CNN or someone just published a report linking poverty and poor health.

No duh.

 

[DBear]