Is Water Actually Wet?

Water isn't actually wet. Wetness is a description of our experience when water molecules

touch our skin. Water makes things wet, but the liquid itself cannot be wet.

Being wet means being covered in liquid, and water cannot be covered in itself.

When water touches water, it just becomes more water. This means every

time you've said water is wet, you were technically wrong. Your entire understanding

of wetness just changed in thirty seconds. If you found that interesting,

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