Welcome, dear listeners, to Chapter 2 of our journey through the fascinating world of "A Study In Scarlet" - A world where science is art and deduction is a form of divine creation. As we step into this chapter aptly titled "The Science Of Deduction", we find ourselves in the desirable and airy rooms of Baker Street, 221B, the heart and mind of London's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes.

In the domesticity of their shared quarters, we observe the eccentricities of our protagonist come to light, as he swings between bouts of restless energy and a torpor bordering on a trancelike state. We see the first glimpses of his peculiarities in his insatiable curiosity, discerning eyes that miss no detail, and an inexplicable path of learning that decidedly veers away from the beaten path.

Our narrator through this tale, Dr John Watson, takes it upon himself to demystify the enigma that is Sherlock Holmes, recording his limits, his strengths, and the peculiar contrasts that define the man. We get to share Watson's incredulity when he discovers Holmes's ignorance of the basics of astronomy, only to realize that true knowledge, in Holmes's perspective, is completely subjective, entirely reliant on its usefulness.