3 May

Two models of society. The most common one used by us is millions of separate individuals, who mysteriously add up to form a 'whole greater than its parts'. Then, to return to Venn diagrams, there's this one. Each person has a shared biology and shared ideas, and adds their own particular slant or viewpoint to those shared things. Each person (A,B,C,D,E) is a 'whole', each has a view of how ALL of society works. Society is the overlapping of all of those wholes - ABCDE.