1. S1E1 The Little Grey Cells: Attention to Detail and the Neurodiverse Mind

Hercule Poirot’s genius lies not in intuition, but in his devotion to noticing. In this opening episode, we explore how Poirot’s extraordinary attention to detail — his love of order, his sensitivity to pattern, and his disciplined observation — mirrors the strengths often found in neurodivergent minds. Through The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, we discover how careful attention becomes both a path to truth and a reflection of divine design — a reminder that seeing the world differently can be its own kind of brilliance.