r/technicallytrue • • Oct 02 '25

2/10 :^T Guys, Christianity is a cult

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Think about it. They follow a leader(jesus) they believe everyone else is wrong about the world(the catholic Church tried to make the people believe dinosaur fossils were from monsters that weren't aboard Noah's ark) and they try to convert people to their cults beliefs(godbotherers)


r/technicallytrue • • Jun 07 '26

Isn’t it??

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r/technicallytrue • • Jan 16 '23

egg

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Technically, humans are birds since we both come from eggs.


r/technicallytrue • • Aug 19 '21

Got it!

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r/technicallytrue • • Dec 09 '22

The leading cause of birth is death.

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r/technicallytrue • • Jun 11 '25

Tossed a few dices, and I got 4 5s

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r/technicallytrue • • Dec 28 '25

There is no red in this picture

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r/technicallytrue • • Dec 24 '22

KFC sells dinosaur meat

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r/technicallytrue • • May 18 '20

For my chicken flavored ramen

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r/technicallytrue • • Jun 20 '22

LBJ (President Lyndon B Johnson) and War in Vietnam

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it is technically true that LBJ was a big warmonger in the case of the Vietnam War, but earlier US anti-Chinese foreign policy "experts" picked up the ball after France exited in the country in 1954.

Ref: The Best and the Brightest - David Halberstam


r/technicallytrue • • Oct 05 '21

I mean

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r/technicallytrue • • Apr 21 '26

Steve Jobs Built an Empire, Tim Cook Failed to Lead It

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Tim Cook inherited one of the strongest empires in tech history, but over time it feels like leadership has shifted from bold innovation to cautious iteration.

Under Steve Jobs, Apple didn’t just compete it defined categories. Since then, Apple has largely played it safe. Products are refined, polished, and profitable, but rarely groundbreaking. The Vision Pro is a perfect example: technically impressive, but late, expensive, and lacking a clear mass-market purpose. Apple Intelligence feels reactive in the AI race, not leading it. And the long-rumored Apple Car? Years of investment, shifting direction, and ultimately nothing to show.

Compare that to Sundar Pichai at Google. While not without criticism, Google has aggressively evolved from dominating search to pushing into Gemini, cloud computing, Android ecosystem expansion, and even hardware. Google takes risks, experiments openly, and adapts quickly, even if it means failing fast and pivoting.

Apple today feels like a company optimizing a legacy rather than shaping the future. Incredible execution, unmatched ecosystem — but where is the next “iPhone moment”?

From my POV Tim is a great operator but not a visionary leader? Or is this just what maturity looks like for a trillion-dollar company?


r/technicallytrue • • Dec 12 '19

When your drinking out of a water bottle your just kissing it and sucking the saliva

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r/technicallytrue • • Oct 07 '26

Taking care of pressing business

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r/technicallytrue • • Nov 09 '19

Rich people

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You can work 24/7 from birth making $2000 an hour and it'll take over 6000 years to catch up to the richest person on earth.


r/technicallytrue • • May 10 '23

something confusing Spoiler

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my mom told me that she was gonna give my grandma a fried fish for her mothers day present and i ask with what and she said nothing so i was like oh just fish and nothing but she said doesn`t mean i said nothing means that i wont add nothing and i was like but you said nothing so the real question is nothing,something and something,nothing.


r/technicallytrue • • Jul 01 '24

Passed a clown car on the interstate today....

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r/technicallytrue • • Aug 26 '26

Professor canceled todays lecture of Armenian Genocide

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r/technicallytrue • • Jul 12 '25

I mean not wrong tho but...

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r/technicallytrue • • Nov 04 '21

Technically Americans have a feet fetish

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r/technicallytrue • • Sep 21 '21

You can sit on this.

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r/technicallytrue • • Dec 18 '22

Every minute you spend at a party you wish you weren't at is one less minute you need to ensure that party

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r/technicallytrue • • Jun 26 '22

Just dealt with Yasssss Queen

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I go to Britain. On my way to the pub, I meet a tiktoker. She approaches me and she says, "Yassss Queen!" Obviously, I'm hip and know what she meant. Later, the queen dies and I so happen to have a knife with her blood on it. Then, I walk up to the tiktoker. She says "OMG did you hear the queen died?" And then I say "Yeah, so say the thing." And she's like, "What thing?" And I say, "Nooooo Queen!". And that's how I got my passport permanently revoked!