We are all in constant pursuit of the truth, trying our hardest to find information that we can rely on, and that is near-impossible to do on the internet. We have been living in a world that has been pestered by countless cases of spreading misinformation and changing the narrative to fit certain agendas, whether political or otherwise. Fact-checkers have been built into most social media websites nowadays to make sure that you get information that you can trust. 'Fake news' media has become such a common term in most political campaigns that it's been turned into a meme.

All that being said, this collection focuses on providing nothing but the truth, even if it's not exactly what you wanted. Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth is a depository of images where people either misinterpret certain phrases or sayings and, while providing you with information that is technically true, it isn't exactly correct. Embark on a journey of discovery where you learn cool new facts without ever having to worry about checking your sources, because someone already did it for you.