Categorical Syllogism - Pt. 1 - Where to put the X?

In this two-part video on categorical arguments and reasoning, I'll explain where to put the "X" for categorical syllogisms using the Venn diagram method, and I'll explain why the x sometimes goes on a line and why at other times it doesn't.

[@pauls7056]

Great video, Vernon. Thank you. I have watched dozens of videos on this subject. I was being driven mad when being told that "All" ...... then, part is shaded out, and I was thinking how can it be all? Your explanation, "It does not exist" suddenly made it all fit into place. So clear. Brilliant.

[@tammytakesphotos]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! This was very helpful after a week of trying to understand Venn Diagrams!

[@raejohnson2647]

Very helpful. Excellent articulation.

[@rahelnegassi7473]

thank you very much for position amazing explanation God bless please continue the good work

[@odanetaylor-hue5836]

if all M are P wouldn't all of set M be inside set P?

[@shalinithiru5735]

did anyone figure this out?

[@synon9m]

Right. The shade is really wiping out the region.

[@XxpoisonkissXx1]

thank you so much you explain really well if you don't mind could you make a video of diagramming Venn diagrams considering their viewpoint hypothetical and existential)

[@llamalover6540]

All fiys are bips All fiys are dyls Some giws are dyls No lars are hyats All bips are lars Which of the following cannot be true? would this work for these style of questions?

[@peter-anncopeland1719]

thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much

[@yuxinjiang2722]

you sound like having something under your tongue. but the video is GREAT