Evidence Pillows

Science! When You've Had It With Baloney. Cool and funny design that you and your friends will love.

Always Cite Your Evidence Bruh Funny Groovy Tee for Men, Women, Perfect for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Easter, Xmas or New Year, Halloween, Christmas, St.Patrick's Day, July 4th, Birthday, Valentine,

"bruh did you even cite your sources", design Show your math prowess and sense of humor with this hilarious t-shirt. Perfect for math enthusiasts, students, or teachers, it's a witty way to encourage showing your work while keeping your style on point.

The Argument from Too Much Evidence occurs when someone suggests an imbalance of evidence in one direction is somehow suspicious and therefore proof of the opposite being true. Subscribe to the podcast at http://fallacioustrump.com

English Teacher Prove It Text Evidence

Always Cite Your Evidence Bruh Funny Groovy Tee for Men, Women, Perfect for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Easter, Xmas or New Year, Halloween, Christmas, St.Patrick's Day, July 4th, Birthday, Valentine,

Always Cite Your Evidence Bruh Funny Groovy Tee for Men, Women, Perfect for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Easter, Xmas or New Year, Halloween, Christmas, St.Patrick's Day, July 4th, Birthday, Valentine,

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.

Hmmm.... I'm not gonna comment on this.

Reject the evidence of your eyes and ears

Evolution is female, women rule the world and should have all the power. Empowerment is just around the corner! Perfect gift for women in science who do not believe in bullsh*t anymore. Fight for women's rights!

Express your weariness with style thanks to our design 'that's all right now'. Perfect for the days when the words are superfluous, this t-shirt speaks for you with humor and clarity.

Smart girl off to do some crime.

Detective investigator who love doing private investigations in piggy way.

These seven words have been banned from any budgetary discussions

Both kindness and science have significant impacts on individuals and society. Kindness promotes empathy, compassion, and social cohesion, while science contributes to knowledge, innovation, and advancements that improve our lives. When combined, kindness and science can lead to positive change, foster a better understanding of ourselves and the world, and promote a more compassionate and equitable society.

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.

"bruh did you even cite your sources", design Show your math prowess and sense of humor with this hilarious t-shirt. Perfect for math enthusiasts, students, or teachers, it's a witty way to encourage showing your work while keeping your style on point.

Prove It Text Evidence

If someone says that you've been framed, that means someone has put the blame on you for something you didn't do.

when discovered, facts simply are: they don't require belief such as found in faith. Freethinkers do however belief or possess an unflinching conviction in their reason, and that as more discoveries emerge, facts will evolve and continue to point the way towards future progress.

Science doesn't care what you believe. Also available in white background.

Simple font, great reminder! Educators who teach writing will love this reminder of "claim, evidence, reasoning" to remind their students to structure their responses.

Bigfoot Doesnt Believe In You Either

A photograph of a series of shoes showing evidence of growing up Nikon D60 15-55mm

The "Prove It" design is a powerful reminder of the importance of text evidence! It's a fantastic gift to show appreciation for teachers who embrace research and evidence-based learning.

The two words most feared in any rational debate.

Stand Back I'm Going To Try Science

Prove It Text Evidence English Teacher

This super funny science design says "what do we want? evidence-based science! when do we want it? after peer review!" and is perfect for anyone who loves running science experiments & studies and submitting science papers! Great gift idea for any science teachers or professors as well as any college students who are science majors and have a sarcastic sense of humor!

Always Cite Your Evidence Bruh Funny Retro Vintage

Do you hate Trump? Me too! Now he's banning words? Sounds like a dictatorship. Wear them loud and proud and show 45 you are not willing to be ruled by a dictator.

Listener designed tee.

Prove It Text Evidence Reading Teacher