All of us must have studied Venn diagrams in our Mathematics class at some point of time and there is no doubt that majority of us would not have been able to understand them properly. In fact, if we ask whether you have used these Venn diagrams in your life ever, a vast majority will reply in negative.
Venn diagrams are not only difficult to understand but boring as well. However, if our teachers would have used these examples of Venn diagrams that have been flooding on the micro-blogging site Twitter presently, it might have been very easy for us to understand them.
A Twitter user Chelo (Twitter handle – @chelllssseeea) shared a Venn diagram that talked about the common factor between preachers, DJs and bank robbers as all three of them tell us to put our hands up and the whole Twitter went into tizzy.
First of all, take a look at what Chelo tweeted:
He shared it with caption, “Why is this so funny to me”
https://twitter.com/chelllssseeea/status/1032053635776167936
People started reacting to the Venn diagram and here are some selected reactions:
#1
made some friends this week pic.twitter.com/u1EILUAUWj
— adam (@adamklevy) August 24, 2018
#2
https://twitter.com/ya_jhakaas/status/1032292465955491840
#3
https://twitter.com/davidstripinis/status/1032384904363794434
#4
— padrenurgle (@padrenurgle) August 23, 2018
#5
— BORIS VIANDE (@Pil0uxxx) August 23, 2018
#6
Updated… pic.twitter.com/AGSdoXyrML
— David Gartner (@vsgoliath) August 23, 2018
#7
THE VENN DIAGRAM WE ALL NEED https://t.co/txazRkdwX8
— Francis Lam (@Francis_Lam) August 22, 2018
#8
a Venn diagram consisting of: Bitcoiners, Bank Robbers, DJs, and Preachers pic.twitter.com/7HQQHfBxNO
— Tim Swanson (@ofnumbers) August 24, 2018
#9
I added a layer to that "Put your hands in the air" Venn diagram going around. pic.twitter.com/1cvixMOyqg
— Matt Shirley (@mattsurely) August 22, 2018
#10
my "why im single" venn diagram pic.twitter.com/uSDTrGnmod
— LOCKSHAWTY (@lockshawty2) August 24, 2018
#11
Who says Venn diagrams can't be entertaining/interesting? pic.twitter.com/ExGdY4Y1y6
— Tobias J. Kreidl, PhD (@tkreidl) August 23, 2018
Finding Venn diagrams easier and much interesting now?
