Venn studied and taught logic and probability theory at Cambridge University, where he developed his method of using diagrams to illustrate the branch of mathematics known as set theory.

In his book The Mathematical Universe, mathematician William Dunham wrote of John Venn’s namesake legacy, the Venn diagram, “No one in the long history of mathematics ever became better known ...

He had loved mathematics, but now could not stand to ... that Vice President Harris is so enamored with. “I love Venn diagrams, It’s just something about those three circles.” ...

We've just proven it mathematically. I have a theory that the only thing cartoonists bothered learning in math class was Venn Diagrams.

A Venn diagram captioned: "In a survey of 250 European travelers, 93 have traveled to Africa, 155 have traveled to Asia, and 70 have traveled to both of these continents, as illustrated in the Venn ...

For example, during the pandemic, Venn diagrams helped to illustrate symptoms ... s major achievements was to find a way to visualise a mathematical area called set theory. Set theory is an ...

For example, during the pandemic, Venn diagrams helped to illustrate symptoms of COVID ... One of Venn’s major achievements was to find a way to visualise a mathematical area called set theory. Set ...