Everyone notices details. Almost nobody actually uses them.
Holmes sees everything and says most of it out loud, brilliant in a way that leaves very little room for other people's feelings. Watson sees the parts that actually matter to people, grounded and brave, the reason any of Holmes's brilliance actually lands somewhere useful. Adler sees exactly what someone wants and gives them just enough of it, clever enough to stay two steps ahead of everyone in the room. Moriarty sees the whole board before anyone else has finished setting it up, patient and calculating in a way that's genuinely hard to catch.
Fifteen questions to find out which mind you actually have.
