Sherlock Holmes wrote:

In a word....no.

I am fairly certain that it is absolute nonsense, but who knows... even Sherlock himself thinks that Mycroft is the smartest.

Vhanja wrote:

I'm really out of my depth here, but after some googling my understanding is that it's the mathematical formula of the fourdimensional space (as opposed to the other view of the threedimensional space), where the fouth dimension is Time.

Stephen Hawking recently talked about something relating to that topic. But I do not think that it's something meta that we missed. Maybe some inside joke or just doodle that ought to look clever.

Vhanja wrote:

I like that this is - I hope - part of the entire storyline. Because if I am to criticise the Special for anything, is that Sherlock seems to be completely out of control the entire episode. I usually prefer it when Sherlock seems to be out of control/wrong, but turns out to have known the answer all along. There was very little superdetective about him in this episode.

Thanks for pointing that out. The entire time during Sherlocks encounter with Moriarty, I had this overwhelming "WTF is wrong?" moment, because Sherlock tried so hard to pass as his normal self and understand a fact that no one could understand. Reminds me of THoB, wherein he breaks down because he is once not fully in control.
But how could he be in control if he has simultaneously ODed? That would also be a bit OoC.
 

Seemed quite clear to me what that list was about. I even imagine that I heard them say it explicitly in some kind of way... looking into it.

Sherlock Holmes wrote:

DavidM1337 wrote:

"Moriarty is dead. And I know what he does next."
 

I need to start a new thread purely about that line.
 

Please let it be a follow-up thread to this one. Please :D.

Quite confused as well. I had at least 5 theories that I all discarded one after one when the frame story changed.
Including, that Moriarty used the same methods as the bride to survive... but currently my brain is just a puddle. I will rewatch the shit out of this but want simultaneously immediate answers to so many questions. Gwa. I need a Mind Palace (even though I am not sure anymore if I want one).
Also I did not know that would say in retrospect that I experienced certain aspects of interpersonal communication in S1-3 as neglected that could be found here (e.g. emotional insights to the Holmes brothers relationship).
Many new aspects and shades to think about and amazing acting, as always. I was hypercritical before I saw it and now I feel like a right arse.

Lilythiell wrote:

Ah, the autocorrects are just hilarious! Haven't found anything funnier than that. yet.
But it is true; we do need MORE of those!

I'm a bit late, but brought some more AutoCorrect with me.
(Warning: Contains explicit sexual humour.)

kornmuhme wrote:

I think this is addressed to me. No need to be insulted. I just find it interesting to have a male forum member on board. I've strolled through a lot of different (fan) forums and I've rarely met any males there. So I was just surprised.
By the way, I love watching certain kind of "Tatort" cases - although I'd agree with you, Sherlock would only be mocking :-).
 

I failed at addressing you and to explain my attitude right. Sorry about that.
I didn't feel insulted (and I hope that I didn't insult anyone). Rather I was and am simply curious because you're not the first person who mentioned that fact.
Attempt at an understandable explanation:
It's not really interesting for me, if a person is male or female since I believe that differences within these groups are occasionally bigger than differences between these two groups.
Furthermore, I don't go along with the gender binary.
It's a bit complicated and I didn't want to bring this unwanted into the conversation since it's not my intention to cause a debate.
So mainly I was and am just curious about the origin(s) of your interest because I wasn't able to relate.
I do understand it all a bit more after your explanation. Thanks for that .

Good evening everyone.
My punctuation and grammar skills are limited because English is not my mother tongue, hence I decided to grow with the challenge of writing here. Apart from that, I'm boring as much as the next guy.

Likely I failed to fool you, detectives. English is not my mother tongue but I am mainly here, because I am a hopeless case of a nerd with extreme tendencies to everything Sherlock.
When I am not at school or learning for tests, I tend to be stuck to my camera and books.
Loads of books. Approximately 80 percent of it are fan fictions and sometimes I tend to forget that published works exist.

Aside from that, I feel like Sherlock sometimes. I don't have a mind palace and I far away from being genius, but my mind tends to never stop racing.
I enjoy thinking and gathering new knowledge far to much for my own good.
One of my goals for the future is to work as a paramedic in a developing country.
16. Male. Germany. Undercover agent. So, enough personal information.

Now I'm going to devour this brilliant place of Fandom and spread my strange sense of humour.