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You’d be surprised by the number of people who think water can’t be wet because actually clouds are made of water and those clouds look like cotton candy and cotton candy is dry.
I can understand the argument that a liquid can’t be wet by a technicality. But the argument with clouds is something I haven’t heard before but is one of the stupidest arguments. Especially since most of us have experienced mist before and that certainly feels wet/moist.
You’d be surprised by the number of people who think water can’t be wet because actually clouds are made of water and those clouds look like cotton candy and cotton candy is dry.
You are joking but it’s a real thing people argue about and it’s actually kind of fascinating.
Who argues about that? 3 year olds?
http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=6097
Probably written by a 3 year old.
I can understand the argument that a liquid can’t be wet by a technicality. But the argument with clouds is something I haven’t heard before but is one of the stupidest arguments. Especially since most of us have experienced mist before and that certainly feels wet/moist.