When something is classified as being "technically the truth," it means that it isn't wrong, but it also wasn't the answer that was expected. Technical truths are the kinds of comments and answers to things that do solve the question in hand, just not in a super productive or helpful way. They are blunt, sarcastic, and sometimes a little corny, almost like a dad joke. While they may not be the answers people were looking for, they are the ones the world needs, and that's what really matters. Who needs the real truth? Technical truth is where it's at.

The internet and everyone who uses it loves technical truths. That is apparent in Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth. This subreddit features thousands of moments of technical truths that no one can argue with because they are just so right. The logic in all of these images is infallible. Here are 27 images and comments that are full of technical truths to enjoy and think about today.