The opposite is "garden path sentences" that seem incorrect or gibberish at first, but then make sense once you've correctly parsed them.

"The old man the boat"

I feel a lot more like I did when I got here than I do now.

I have zero people, therefore more people have been to Berlin than I have. If I had a sufficient number of people, this sentence could be false. I'd probably need to be a dictator of a medium sized country, but it's possible.

This is perfectly sensical. The speaker owns less humans than have visited Berlin.

In German, we have "Nachts ist es kälter als draußen", which means "at night, it's colder than outside"

When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

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In German there is this one poem made of contradictions:

Dunkel war's, der Mond schien helle,
als ein Auto blizeschnelle
langsam um die runde Ecke bog.
Drinnen sassen stehend Leute,
schweigend ins Gespräch vertieft

And I foget the rest....

But this sentence does have meaning.

This sentence is wrong.

Python speakers unaffected

This is one of the posts of all time

What is the difference between an Escher sentence and a non sequitur?

Cleopatra lived closer in time to the stegosaurus then we do now.

Well, you've only been to Berlin a few times while other people have been there millions of times

It was midnight and the sun was shining; The swallows were grazing, whilst the cows leapt from branch to branch; An old man, just 14 years old; Sitting upright on a rounded stone with four corners; Silent, he said: “The four greatest prophets were three: Abraham and Jeremiah!”

Technically correct is the best kind of correct

The point of language is to convey meaning. Grammar is less important than what the speaker wants to tell other people.

If this sentence, in context of a larger conversation, has meaning to the people listening to it, then congratulations! Rejoice, for communication has been achieved! Whether it was grammatically correct or not is irrelevant, because the intended target understands.

Language changes over time. Nobody just decided to come up with modern English one day and it caught on, it's a gross pot filled with words and grammar from many other languages (some more melted than others, so not really a melting pot), and mostly filtered from a language nobody speaks anymore.

So having what are essentially arbitrary rules that dictate how things must always be for that language is already pretty dumb to me.

Like most sentences, this sentence has meaning in the right context. For example, imagine I told you beforehand that I owned people. Suddenly there is tons of meaning.

Out of context, most sentences also don't have meaning. The lone sentences we do find meaning in have lots of bagaged context that is just assumed.