I haven’t done a roundup of Venn diagrams in several years. That’s a graph that shows sets and all possible overlaps of those sets. It works two-dimensionally when there are three or fewer sets. When you have more sets, or sets in which they don’t all overlap with each other, then you have an Euler diagram, which is a whole new set of fun. Not only are these diagrams a good visualization for a concept, they are also an opportunity for graphic humor. Enjoy a dozen of them in a list I posted at mental_floss.
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