Science Truth Matters Shorts

Description: Science matters, facts matter, truth matters, equality matters, freedom matters, kindness matters. Didn't we learn this in grade school? Great activist shirt for stating the obvious and elementary lessons we learned in grade school. Perfect for teachers, students, activists, environmentalists, scientists, global warming and climate change activists, men, women and teenagers who are leading the way to truth and a better humanity.

Description: Science matters, facts matter, truth matters, equality matters, freedom matters, kindness matters. Didn't we learn this in grade school? Great activist shirt for stating the obvious and elementary lessons we learned in grade school. Perfect for teachers, students, activists, environmentalists, scientists, global warming and climate change activists, men, women and teenagers who are leading the way to truth and a better humanity.

Description: Facts Matter, Science Matters, People Matter, Kindness Matters, Equality Matters, Freedom Matters, the Environment Matters

Description: Retro-inspired design. Scientific themes with a vintage aesthetic. Expresses a political viewpoint.

Description: The very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world. Lies will pass into history. *~George Orwell*

Description: "Your inability to grasp science in not a valid argument against it." In a world where some people treat facts as optional, remain objective and on the side of truth. Available in other colors and text styles.

Description: Science Matters Truth Funny

Description: Science Matters Truth Funny

Description: Science Saves Lives Vaccines Work Truth Matters Science Saves Lives, Vaccines Work, Vintage T-Shirt, Progressive Statement Shirt,

Description: Accepting facts and trusting science doesn't mean you're liberal. It means you're literate in bold blue typography. Trust science, be smart. Pro-science, literate liberal fashion for saving smart people, democracy, science, truth, facts, and maybe humanity itself.

Description: Make ignorance embarrassing again with a bold warning for critical thinking, science, facts, education, and knowledge. Perfect for free thinkers, science lovers, educators, students, skeptics, intellectuals, and curious minds who value truth, logic, evidence, learning, and fact checking. Think, question, verify — and never let ignorance replace knowledge.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored". Y'all need science, FR FR. And a few less opinions. Let's stick to facts and stop with the BS.

Description: Facts Matter Science Matters Empathy Matters Voting Matters represents civic engagement, social advocacy, and progressive values. Perfect for activists, voters, and informed citizens.

Description: A bold statement for those who believe in facts, research, and the power of science to make a difference.

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Description: Facts Matter Science Matters Empathy Matters Voting Matters represents civic engagement, social advocacy, and progressive values. Perfect for activists, voters, and informed citizens.

Description: This design features a playful illustration with beakers and colorful liquid droplets, making it a fun gift for science enthusiasts.

Description: Opinions are loud; evidence is patient. FACTS STILL MATTER in strong serif capitals with STILL underlined in gold - a calm, firm statement for people who check sources before sharing.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "a Republic, IF YOU CAN KEEP IT". Franklin's famous response. Well, it's time to work to keep it. Resist fascism in all its forms.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "Stop celebrating ignorance". Facts matter, science matters, and opinions are not sacrosanct. Everything's a conspiracy theory when you don't know how anything works.

Description: I want us to return to accepting science and knowing how to find verifiable sources of facts. We should understand how the universe works and how we have come to be here.

Description: There is truth in SCIENCE!

Description: Bold statement art. Advocate for equality, truth, and justice with powerful imagery. Support important movements.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "Opinions aren't for facts." Because apparently, there are millions of people who don't know that. FFS, someone's human rights are not on the same level as whether you prefer coffee or tea.

Description: "Your inability to grasp science in not a valid argument against it." In a world where some people treat facts as optional, remain objective and on the side of truth. Available in other colors and text styles.

Description: Make a bold statement at any science rally with this impactful design that champions evidence-based medicine.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "certainty is not the same as accuracy". Because actually? All opinions are NOT created equal and if you deny science, you're just an idiot.

Description: A quote by the author Aldous Huxley.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "Trust science. Not opinions." Are you sick of all these idiots who don't know the difference between facts and opinions? Join the club. Because science is real and facts still matter.

Description: Bold and witty, this “Go Fact Yourself” design is perfect for fact checkers, science fans, skeptics, teachers, and lovers of truth and logic. Clean, modern typography pops on dark shirts, ideal for t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more. Show your passion for facts, evidence, and smart humor – a great gift for critical thinkers and debate lovers.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "fascism should be destroyed not debated". Fight back with strength and boldness, all left-leaning and patriotic people. Democracy matters.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "do not confuse cruelty with strength". Especially in these days. There's a lot of cruelty around. They'll tell you it's strength. It's the opposite.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences". Why is the first amendment the most misunderstood (well, perhaps apart from the second)? Say what you want but expect people to react.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "don't mistake the method for the goal". Two things that are commonly confused, but with some wisdom and some self-awareness you can differentiate. Eyes on the prize, people!

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "My opinions change with new information." There's this ancient practice, largely forgotten in modern times, of learning new facts and then... adjusting one's stance. It's ground-breaking.

Description: Simple white letters on black background: "My opinions change with new information." There's this ancient practice, largely forgotten in modern times, of learning new facts and then... adjusting one's stance. It's ground-breaking.