Linnea-15 escribió:
Let me think.... Tes But what about ice? Is frozen water wet?
Well. Depends.
IS Water Wet?
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c124875 wrote:
Destructimetal wrote:
But technically it IS touching water. So yes. But in atomic scale no.
I don't think we can use that logic. Why? Because if we define it as touching in atomic scale then nothing is wet. Therefore wet doesn't exist. But here we ask is water wet or not, so we need to imagine wet exist.
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You can't use that logic since wet won't be exist
Water cannot be itself
Fire cannot burn
Wind cannot be swept away
Water cannot be wet
Wind cannot be swept away
Water cannot be wet
Apr 20, 2025
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#230
and water isn't wet due to the cause of it drying and then the solid stuff will be dry again.
Duh 🙄
Bro r you stupid or smt?
Water makes things wet, it is not wet though
Apr 20, 2025
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#235
Are oranges called oranges because oranges are orange, or is orange called orange because oranges are orange?
Apr 25, 2025
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#238
c124875 escribió:
c124875 wrote:
Destructimetal wrote:
But technically it IS touching water. So yes. But in atomic scale no.
I don't think we can use that logic. Why? Because if we define it as touching in atomic scale then nothing is wet. Therefore wet doesn't exist. But here we ask is water wet or not, so we need to imagine wet exist.
@Destructimetal read this
You can't use that logic since wet won't be exist
True.
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