Is Water Wet??!!

[FoxChi]

I have heard so many people talk about this, some say its only wet when the water touches something, others say that It is wet, why wouldn't be wet?  what do you think? Is it wet or is it not??

Personally, water is not wet.  It only makes objects wet.  For example, if you were to pour water on your clothes, it would only make the clothes itself wet, not the water. When you say that water is wet, its like saying that air is dry, air is not dry it only makes things dry. Sooooo, water is not wet. 

What ya'll think?

 

[MariaTheFictionkin]

 

[FoxChi]

@MariaTheFictionkin  sorry bout this but, do to restrictions on this computer I can't see what you just posted... can you tell me what it is?

 

[MariaTheFictionkin]

@MariaTheFictionkin  sorry bout this but, do to restrictions on this computer I can't see what you just posted... can you tell me what it is?

It's the YouTube video, "Why Water Is NOT Wet - With PROOF" by Chaz Smith

 

[FoxChi]

ahhh.... agreed

 

[Sapphire]

Wetness is defined by the presence of water so I'd say it's wet. Pretty much every property other wet things have apply to water.

 

[beanjamoose]

Wetness is defined by the presence of water so I'd say it's wet

Wetness is actually whenever something is saturated with water or another liquid. Since water cannot be saturated with itself, it's technically not wet.

 

[CopperCoyote]

I'd say it's wet.  After all, it's water.  Of course it's wet.  Duh.

Btw, this thread is kind of dumb

 

[Catums]

People: "wow this website is so mature and helpful! I wonder what new info will pop up next?"

This thread: "iS wAtEr WeT?"

 

[FoxChi]

@Curious Canine @Catums I just died XD    First off, I made this thread bc its a dumb question that people seem to argue about quite often. And second, I mean it is Chit Chat sooo..... since it is not vulgar material, I can post it  

 

[bhiurd]

Watch the whole video if you can!




TL;DW - water IS wet, because of strong tetrahedral hydrogen bonding - and that's not just from opinion or semantics, that's from science.

 

[FoxChi]

@bhiurd  That is a fair point.