The March for Science is expected to make history with hundreds of thousands of people attending rallies across the US and around the world on Saturday in support of science. In attendance will be not just scientists and doctors but also educators, kids, environmentalists, and others.
Of course, one of the best parts of any march is the signs — and the early evidence is that this march will definitely deliver on that front.
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Fabulous signs
“I like my CFC’s down low and my TRUMP dialed back”
Maths help nerds to Procreate!
∫(e)x= f(un)
¡GO SCIENCE! ¡GO SCIENCE!
She blinded me with science: more diversity in sciences
Where does the Science March of 22 April begin in Boston and at what time?
Thanks.
Alan
1pm-4pm at the Boston Common!
Free signs for download (supporting science and women in science) can be found here:
https://www.tellestickers.com/science-download.html
Shouldn’t the sign in your featured image say, “Fewer invasions, more equations?” It doesn’t help the cause of higher learning if signs are grammatically incorrect.
So true!
I can’t stand grammatical corrections in a comment section. That’s all you’ve got? Besides~ Less has always been More. Get it? (nevermind_)
A more appropriate Rick and Morty quote:
Morty: Oh yeah, but I don’t think it’s about logic, Rick. I think the word has just become a symbolic issue for powerful groups that feel like they’re doing the right thing.
Rick: Well, that’s retarded.