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The world’s greatest detective is the ultimate data Archetype – the science of deduction

Apr . 23 . 2026
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As a member of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London, a devotee of the Victorian era, I have spent countless hours reading and re-reading Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s books. Since his initial appearance in 1887 in the publication of A Study in Scarlet was an immediate success and from there the world has been obsessed.

Why the Jack the Ripper case is a masterclass in poor data strategy.

Apr . 10 . 2026
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Everyone, through books, movies, tv series, podcasts, games or any other form imaginable has come across the name Jack the Ripper. A fair few, counting myself in that number, have a deeper interest in the Ripperology phenomenon. Taking you back to an era which I personally find captivating. The year is 1888. A thick, yellow

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