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Something is wet when it is covered in water, so how can water be wet? It's just water.
by DrillShopper 2y ago
Something is wet when it is covered in water, so how can water be wet? It's just water.
- CivBase 2y agoBecause unless you're talking about a single molecule of water, water is always covered in more water. But that's beside the point. Practically speaking, a person considers something "wet" if contacting it will make them wet. If a person contacts water, they will become wet. It's not about the technical definition of "wet" - it's about the practical implication of the word and the effect it has on people and things around it. Just like how even if Google does not technically have a monopoly, their influence over the market is monopolistic in practice and has the same adverse effects as a monopoly.
- DrillShopper 2y agoI feel like I should have added a /s at the end of my original post