Either Thomson Reuters is being painfully honest or someone doesn't really get how a Venn diagram works.

thank you, I needed that

OMG! That is hilarious!! Love me some Ven Diagram humor

I think they stole that slide from @WellsFargo

or BOTH?

This IS the company that willingly embraced a toilet-flush logo. Some graphic designer out there is a hero!

Seems a bit generous to Thomson Reuters.

rofl

They missed maths class that day. It turns the graphic into a very brand and reputation damaging tool.

Or they don't even know what a Venn diagram is.

venn diagrams aren't always proportional. They just visually enumerate logical relations (intersections, etc)

I believe that's why the "painfully honest" qualification is there.

Dunno, looks pretty accurate for most organizations

They just don't learn - pbs.twimg.com/media/BvqfiafI…

🎯😂😂

goes really well with the toilet swirl logo

LOL!

As someone who was a sub-contractor for them 15 years ago, at least back then I would have said "both"

No, mass media really is that sketchy. @mimismartypants @connyb

I can't even think of a narrative where this makes sense.

it can be both ...

business graphics use mathematical designs (topologies, sets, etc.) only to amaze, not to communicate

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what?

oh. Yeah, I didn't do that. But for more Venn fun, follow @vennsplain

looool

One vote for "Painfully Honest." #BadVenns

HA!

it is used to confuse the innocent and protect the guilty or is the other way around? Anybody's guess ....

it could be both.

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"make it look like they're holding hands"

Come on, there is clearly *some* overlap.

The amount of text used made this an amazing coincidence I suppose