Technically true statements are so much fun. They are comments and answers to questions that are totally unexpected. When someone asks a question there is a general answer that is probably to be expected, but some people are bored of that and like to turn up the wittiness. Statements that are technically not wrong are the kinds of ones that maybe are not really right on a basic sense, but they really cannot be argued with, because they are not wrong, fundamentally. They can be a little frustrating and silly, in the same way a dad joke or pun is. Sure they might be annoying, since they avoid the basic answer completely, but they sure are silly.

Reddit's /r/TechnicallyTheTruth is a subreddit full of these very silly, witty, and true statements that no one can argue with. At their core, everyone knows that these users are spitting straight facts. These 15 people make some seriously solid points.