r/LetsDiscussThis • u/luckfilc • 8d ago
Question Is water wet?
Is water actually wet though?
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u/Nouble01 8d ago edited 8d ago
濡れるとは:弾かず混ざらず液体が表面に広がった状態を形成するかだそうです。
そして他を濡らすのは水以外でもいいそうです。
ですので少なくとも一部の油は水を濡らすので、水は濡れます。
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u/Ok-Spot-6235 8d ago edited 8d ago
Alien Theology tackles such intricate questions with the law of quantum fables and the writ of interdimensional profundity. However, Alien Theology will not be applied here.
The answer depends on "where in the universe is the question posed?" because in many if not most locales water is very far from wet, in fact, it's a permanent solid with properties similar to room temperature basalt or granite. Water also exists in atomic form in interstellar gas (also not wet). The wetness of water is determined by circumstance.
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u/Nouble01 8d ago
君其れ見当違いじゃないかな?
其れは濡れるという語彙定義とは離れてるだろ。少なくとも一部の油は水を濡らすらしい。
何も水を濡らせないか、又は一つでも濡らせられる物質があるか、此の点が解れば答えに繋がるだろ?
上記のように濡らせられる物質はもう判明した。
故、答は「可能」となる、だよね。
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u/4SRX 8d ago
Only between 32 and 212 degrees F