Method Hats
Description: "The principle of parsimony from the 14th-century friar William of Ockham, still guiding science and good design. A straight razor, a pruned decision tree and the original Latin in a clean, bold layout. Ockham's razor cuts through a tangled tree of explanations and keeps the simplest branch. With the Latin maxim Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem: do not multiply entities beyond necessity. For scientists, engineers, data analysts, doctors, philosophy students and skeptics who prefer the simplest explanation. A sharp gift for researchers, teachers and graduates.
Description: A monochrome graphic spelling out the word "SCIENCE" vertically using bold white capital letters. Each letter is accompanied by a scientific term and a corresponding icon. The icons include a magnifying glass, atoms, a flask, test tubes, and a beaker. The acronym describes the scientific method.
