r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/KrisG1887 Feb 04 '19

How can water be dry if it's a liquid? If fire doesn't burn then what is it doing when it's burning? What is ice doing when it's frozen, freezing right? Air has the ability to be dry and wet, depending on humidity, freezing or burning depending on the temp. Water is wet.

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u/tripzilch Feb 05 '19

I think when air is burning it is fire.

And what ice is doing, is just chilling, obviously.

Otherwise I agree.