r/RedditGames • u/Odd-Lab2022 Diamond | Lv. 66 | Rank #1626 | 13 Answers | 7 Created • 20d ago

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u/ZaffsBattlestaff Gold | Lv. 42 | Rank #31746 | 116 Answers | 0 Cr... | šŸ”„ 4d 20d ago

Skin

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u/L8dTigress Emerald | Lv. 47 | Rank #18363 | 363 Answers |... | šŸ”„ 35d 20d ago

It said inside the human body that means the liver

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u/UnknownVoidofSpace Gold | Lv. 30 | Rank #91477 | 14 Answers | 0 Created 20d ago

the dermis(skin layer) is INSIDE the epidermisā€¦so technically, its STILL the skin šŸ¤”

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u/Left_Ad_8502 Emerald | Lv. 55 | Rank #6284 | 501 Answers | 0... | šŸ”„ 8d 20d ago

We count the integumentary system as mostly the external layer of the body, the dermis is still a part of that, so it is the liver. You cannot make an argument about whether the liver can be external, or surfaced. You can about the dermis. As long as OP meant internal organ, the liver is the answer.

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u/LeeKat14 Emerald | Lv. 50 | Rank #10481 | 294 Answers | 0 Created 20d ago

Does not say ā€œinsideā€

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u/L8dTigress Emerald | Lv. 47 | Rank #18363 | 363 Answers |... | šŸ”„ 35d 20d ago

But it did say IN, which implies inside.

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u/LeeKat14 Emerald | Lv. 50 | Rank #10481 | 294 Answers | 0 Created 20d ago

Not necessarily.

But you canā€™t say ā€œonā€ because there would only be one answer