One of the greatest feats of the internet is the incredible amount of information that we now have access to, with all this information at our fingertips, you'd think that we'd rarely ever get fed with misleading or straight-up false information, but unfortunately people are always full of surprises. This collection however is a light at the end of the tunnel, a digital haven for anyone looking for the whole truth, even if it's not entirely correct.

Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth is a subreddit dedicated to providing you with information that is often misleading, but not directly. This community is filled with memes and posts of people who hilariously get things wrong without ever technically meaning to, from sarcastic answers to sincere questions to quite literal interpretations of words and phrases that would otherwise mean something entirely different. It's important to note that context always matters, but in this collection, any hope of understanding that was thrown out the window.