Correlation Kids T-Shirts

Correlation does not equal causation. A scientist knows that in an experiment correlating data does not imply cause. A cool psychologist rule for scientific experiments in psychology.

Correlation is not equal to Causation

Correlation does not imply causation

Correlation does not imply causation

Everyone who has confused correlation and causation has died.

Get ready to challenge flawed assumptions and debunk common misconceptions with this witty science meme. Featuring the phrase "Correlation Does NOT Equal Causation," this design serves as a reminder to approach causality with critical thinking. Perfect for scientists, skeptics, and anyone who appreciates logical reasoning, this meme-inspired design sparks conversation and encourages a deeper understanding of the scientific method. Wear it proudly and let others know that in the world of science, causation cannot be assumed solely based on correlation.

Get ready to challenge flawed assumptions and debunk common misconceptions with this witty science meme. Featuring the phrase "Correlation Does NOT Equal Causation," this design serves as a reminder to approach causality with critical thinking. Perfect for scientists, skeptics, and anyone who appreciates logical reasoning, this meme-inspired design sparks conversation and encourages a deeper understanding of the scientific method. Wear it proudly and let others know that in the world of science, causation cannot be assumed solely based on correlation.

Correlation Is Not Causation: Exploring the Linkages. Discovering Relationships Without Assuming Cause and Effect.

Don't you hate it when people conflate correlation and causation? Remind folks that they aren't the same with this design.

A design for science lovers

It should be obvious.

Correlation is not causation

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The cybersecurity threat hunters may known also as threat busters. They improve the soc's visibility by researching new use cases to detect new threats or indicators of compromise.

This archetype based on Matthew Gildersleeve's article. I was totally inline with it, so, I decided to change the style of it to be flexible as a printed shirt or something else. That archetype will help everyone who always interested for seeking the truth! Keep Reading, Interpreting, and Learning.

Correlation is not causation

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