Decision Tree Cards
Description: For chess players, data scientists, and strategic thinkers, this black and white visual pairs a classic chess king with a branching decision tree and neural nodes. It captures every move as a network of logic, analysis, and possibility. Ideal for those who appreciate intellectual depth, problem solving, and the elegant complexity of a well-played game or a well-built algorithm.
Description: They said "OK." Ask why? Let it go? Yes or no, every branch of this very simple decision tree ends in the same place: a wide-awake frog holding the phone at 3 a.m. A flowchart for anyone who reads a two-letter text eleven times. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/100164127-lie-awake-about-it-anxious-frog-decision-tree-ligh
Description: They said "OK." Ask why? Let it go? Yes or no, every branch of this very simple decision tree ends in the same place: a wide-awake frog holding the phone at 3 a.m. A flowchart for anyone who reads a two-letter text eleven times. The version for dark garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/100164123-lie-awake-about-it-anxious-frog-decision-tree
Lie Awake About It - Anxious Frog Decision Tree (Light Shirts) Card
by BENIA B
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A black background with a white flowchart. The main question is "DOES IT MOVE?". The flow chart branches into 'NO' and 'YES' paths, each leading to 'SHOULD IT?'. The 'NO' path to 'SHOULD IT?' then splits to 'NO' (leading to 'NO PROBLEM!') and 'YES' (leading to a can of WD-40). The 'YES' path to 'SHOULD IT?' splits to 'NO' (leading to duct tape) and 'YES' (leading to 'NO PROBLEM!').
Description: A minimalist graphic featuring the text I CAMP IN at the top and RANDOM FORESTS at the bottom in bold sans-serif lettering. The center depicts three stylized trees resembling computer science decision tree diagrams, constructed with black lines and green circles for foliage, set against a white background with black horizontal borders.
