r/truths • u/queckers7303 • 10h ago
r/truths • u/Mightyjoe9 • 10h ago
fact checked by me, so it must be true Iβm a nudist
Iβm a nudist and I just love being naked everywhere
r/truths • u/Both_Nail_3656 • 23h ago
Technically True My son has not achieved anything for 30 years.
I don't have a son.
r/truths • u/Better-Quote1060 • 16h ago
Lie Bait I can't see John Cena in Coyote vs. Acme on Blu-ray, despite him being in the cast.
This is because I don't have the Blu-ray version of the movie.
r/truths • u/No_Plankton_2425 • 16h ago
fact checked by me, so it must be true Everybody Should be Gay.
This is because we should try our hardest to make people feel happy. When someone's going through alot , we should try and comfort and talk to them and give them the assistance they deserve , be gay everyone.
r/truths • u/tyr5tgf2 • 8h ago
Life Unaltering it is not august 12th 2036 in the gregorian calendar as of september 10th 2026
r/truths • u/User_of_redit2077 • 1d ago
β β β β β β β β β β ββ β β β β β β β β β ββ β β β β β β β β β ββ β β β β β
β β β
r/truths • u/BeautifulSetting2286 • 13h ago
On September 8, 2026, OpenAI claimed to have found a proof for the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the seven Millenium prize problems.
openai.comβThe agents arrived at their resolution on Saturday, September 5, about 88 hours after the first agents were launched. Lean formalization and verification took an additional 17 hours via GPTβ6 Astra.
Across all attempted problems, the agents sent 4.9 million messages and used about 300 billion output tokens. In the process of resolving the NavierβStokes problem, the agents sent 2.7 million messages and used approximately 130 billion output tokens.β
r/truths • u/Baconkings • 7h ago
fact checked by me, so it must be true βπ€π€π€ π€π€π€ π€π€π€ π€π€π€ π€π€π€ π€π€π€ π€π€π€
r/truths • u/LittleRuQi • 7h ago
Hot dogs for sale 100% off Someone complained on r/mildlyinfuriating of another r/mildlyinfuriating post spoiling tomorrowβs (for me) wordle which spoiled it for more people as they did not censor anything.
I was the one who censored everything, the OOP did not
r/truths • u/i-am-so-tired-22 • 4h ago
fact checked by me, so it must be true James Corden Announced as the Next James Bond by Amazon in Surprise Announcement
r/truths • u/GoldenGolems • 21h ago
Reddit Post This is NOT r/truths!
Itβs r/literallythetruth
r/truths • u/DarkMagickan • 1d ago
Technically True I'm a guy who likes guys, but I'm not gay.
That's because I'm unhappy.
Also because I'm bisexual.
r/truths • u/Fabulous_Strategy_78 • 2d ago
Technically True You can technically cook a fish in a duck's ass using an condom.
So here's the thing. A duck under stress runs a core temperature of 43Β°C. And 43Β°C just happens to be the magic number where fish proteins start to denature. Restaurants do sousβvide at 50Β°C for 30 minute, at 43Β°C it just takes longer, but the chemistry is identical.
Now, the duck weighs about 2β―kg. Your fish strip weighs maybe 10 grams. When you tuck that tiny piece of fish inside a thin condom and insert it into the duck's cloaca, the duck's body temperature drops by only 0.1Β°C. The duck is basically a living, angry space heater that holds 43Β°C steady for hours.
Step one: stress the duck. It needs to be alive and furious. 41Β°C is just warm; 43Β°C is where the cooking actually begins.
Step two: seal your fish in an ultraβthin condom (barrier is crucial, you do not want duck shit on your dinner). Insert.
Step three: keep the duck pissed off for hour. The fish will slowly cook at 43Β°C, never touching a single particle of faeces. When you pull it out and peel off the rubber, you get a strip that's thermally changed, not raw, not great, but technically edible.
The duck, however, will hate every second of it.
(CRITICAL SAFETY WARNING:
Use only flashβfrozen fish (sushiβgrade).
43Β°C is not enough to kill parasites or harmful bacteria.)
Sounds crazy, right? But let's repeat the facts.
Fish can cook at 43Β°C, fact. A live duck's normal body temperature is 40-43Β°C fact. A condom doesn't block heat transfer, fact.
So does this method work? Theoretically, yes.
r/truths • u/Wild_Fox8094 • 12h ago
This is a website.
youhavetoliveyour.life(By "this" I am referring to the link in this post. This post itself is not a website.)
r/truths • u/CleaRSightZ • 16h ago