Water isn't wet by any definition of "wet".
A liquid can not be wet if in arrangement with its own modules.
If you introduce two liquids can then one we wet? That's upto debate. But a liquid in this case h2o can't wet itself.
MattZ /
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2023-05-09 06:19:59
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