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RE: Do you think water is wet? - DarkMuse - 01-26-2018
Okay let's put it this way.
Things are either wet or dry correct?
To be dry is to lack water or moisture right?
Water is moisture right?
So the question is, are humans human? Of course, they are by definition themselves. a=a basic logic?
So water is wet because to be wet is to have fluid on itself. Technically the individual h2o molecules are wet from each other.
MORAL OF THE STORY: HUMAN INTERPRETATION AND LANGUAGE ARE USELESS AND INEFFECTIVE.
Love,
DankMuse
RE: Do you think water is wet? - Akane - 01-26-2018
(01-26-2018, 08:16 AM)DarkMuse Wrote: MORAL OF THE STORY: HUMAN INTERPRETATION AND LANGUAGE ARE USELESS AND INEFFECTIVE.
I offer waifu interpretation for 5NSP.
RE: Do you think water is wet? - TopDollar - 01-26-2018
I dont think water is wet, but what do i know lol
RE: Do you think water is wet? - Synthx - 01-26-2018
(01-26-2018, 08:16 AM)DarkMuse Wrote: Technically the individual h2o molecules are wet from each other.
Love,
DankMuse
This is where I think you are wrong, because when the two individual molecules are put together, don't they just combine, and become a bigger "piece" of water?
But like I said,
Wetness isn't a property of a liquid, it is a property of an interface. Thus, water alone cannot be wet.
RE: Do you think water is wet? - DarkMuse - 01-27-2018
(01-26-2018, 03:08 PM)Synthx Wrote: This is where I think you are wrong, because when the two individual molecules are put together, don't they just combine, and become a bigger "piece" of water?
But like I said,
Wetness isn't a property of a liquid, it is a property of an interface. Thus, water alone cannot be wet.
Oh definitely, if you believe that things cannot interface with themselves. Why can't dihydrogen monoxide interact with others of itself? Everything reacts to everything, that's just chemistry.
RE: Do you think water is wet? - mothered - 01-27-2018
Quote:Wetness Isn't a property of a liquid, It Is a property of an Interface.
I haven't sifted through each and every minute detail In this thread, but just as a matter of Interest, what Is the actual Interface that defines wetness as part of It's property?
RE: Do you think water is wet? - Zac. - 01-27-2018
this is the worst meme honestly
RE: Do you think water is wet? - Nil - 01-27-2018
Water is both wet and not wet depending on which wet we're talking about.
RE: Do you think water is wet? - Mr.Kurd - 01-27-2018
Nice question, But which of molecules of water make things wet? Hydrogen or Oxygen?
RE: Do you think water is wet? - DarkMuse - 01-28-2018
Looks like people are getting it. Wet is a product of having h20 molecules on another set of molecules, i.e h20 on a metal surface like Fe (iron) etc...
So if that's the case, why can't each individual water molecule being touched by another h20 molecule qualify as wet? If you're talking about a singular molecule of h20 being wet or not, then I'd argue no, but water isn't just 1 molecule.