The truth is hard to come by, especially on the internet. This is exactly why places like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have all adopted fact-checking policies to double-check all sorts of information being fed into their massive websites. However, that doesn't stop some things from slipping through the cracks. Regardless of the misinformation war that many social media websites are constantly battling, there is still some truth to be found online, particularly on Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth.
Considered a digital depository of nothing but the whole truth, this subreddit is a goldmine for various online interactions where people take things a little too literally, often missing the fairly obvious context clues, or the subtle nuance in a question or situation. Prepare to be met with a whole range of statements that are quite literally the truth, although not entirely correct, in this collection that also explores an average person's literacy skills.
Thoughtful
Maybe not the best joke
