Venn Diagram Your Life—And Your Teaching Practice, Too! By Marilyn Rhames — December 07, 2011 3 min read Marilyn Rhames ...

Venn used the diagrams to prove a form of logical statement known as a categorical syllogism. This can be used to model reasoning. Here’s an example: “All computers need power.

He's right. A Venn diagram is meant to show the overlap between two groups of things -- ideally, to scale. One problem with the Clinton diagram, for example, is that "gun owners" in this context ...

Mathematicians grow an 11-set Venn diagram rose It may look like a flower, but this is actually a new Venn diagram -- one that for the first time manages to represent 11 sets of data.

Google created an interactive illustration in honor of the 180th birthday of logician and philosopher John Venn — best known, of course, for inventing the circles known as the Venn diagram.