The diagram you’ve shared is a Venn diagram that explores the intersection of three distinct categories:
Anticonventional Objects,
The Magical, and
Profitable. Each circle in the diagram lists items or concepts that fall under its respective category, and the overlapping sections show where these categories intersect, suggesting that the items listed there share characteristics of both categories.
For instance, the overlap between
Anticonventional Objects and
Profitable includes quirky items like “Fake Paperweights” and “Prison Paraphernalia.” The central area where all three circles intersect is labeled “Cursed Coin Operated Conveyances,” indicating an item that is considered anticonventional, magical, and profitable.
The items within each category are quite diverse:
Anticonventional Objects include things like “Space Stations,” “Monuments,” and “Sharpened Hubcaps.”
The Magical encompasses “Desirable,” “Mythical,” and “Miraculous” elements.
Profitable features terms like “Hoaxes,” “Spurious Awards,” and “Embezzlement.”
This diagram seems to be a creative way to categorize objects or concepts that defy conventional understanding, have a sense of wonder or magic, or are associated with financial gain. It could be used to stimulate discussion on how certain items or ideas can be perceived from different perspectives or serve multiple purposes.
*Well, that “explanation” is so amazing that I don’t even know where to put it, so I’m afraid it will have to be Tumblr.
