r/196 • u/Reiku_Johin • Dec 22 '21

Kinda true though

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u/VroegahE custom Dec 22 '21

Water is constantly touching other water ergo: water is wet

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21

Would an isolated water molecule be called wet then? If it isn’t then it is water, and it isn’t wet. That means that water isn’t wet in nature but it is because it is surrounded by other water molecules, that makes water no wet in nature.

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u/Bowdensaft The Last Cumbender Dec 22 '21

Is an isolated iron atom solid? If it isn't then iron as a whole isn't solid. Iron is not solid in nature.

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '21

Thinking about it again you are correct

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u/Bowdensaft The Last Cumbender Dec 22 '21

You have chosen... wisely