There is a big difference between right and wrong, with some space in between. Not everything is black and white, and there is usually room for interpretation. That's why we've put together this gallery of pictures with some help from r/technicallythetruth. While these pictures might not be completely right, they are most definitely not wrong.

Being not right does not necessarily mean you're wrong. For example, if a zoo sea lion decides to escape from its enclosure to become a free sea lion swimming in the real ocean, perhaps by the rules set forth by the zoo it might be technically wrong. But in the grand scheme of things, meaning blanket debatable terms like freedom, the meaning of life, and where there's more fish around, the sea lion is most definitely not in the wrong either. This gallery tends to side with that metaphorical sea lion and take the grey area. Not right, but most definitely not technically wrong.