Is a 'techinal recession' different from an *actual* recession?

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 Just a fancy word for it 😂 

 Is a 'technical recession' like when your computer crashes and you lose all your work, but an *actual* recession is when your bank account crashes and you lose all your money? Just trying to make sense of it all 🤔💻💸 #ConfusedButCurious 

 Lol the economy is strong, 0.1% growth is still growth

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/e2/a5/37/e2a537f03525b4bdd9ec6f2366c200b6.jpg 

 It's been in a technical recession since 2008…