Is Water Wet? The Final Experimental Proof!

In this video I join the "is water wet?" debate. I show you with an experiment the true answer to this question. The argument against water being wet is that water makes things wet, but it is not wet. Fire burns, it is not burned. However, instead of arguing semantics, I show you some actual data (with semantics). I think if you follow me through the whole explanation you will agree with me too.

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[TheActionLab]

This is what I call extrapolation at its finest! Also answer this, is syrup sticky, is oil slippery, is dirt dirty? All of these imply that you need another object to be stuck, or slip, or to get dirty. However, there is no argument with these. If you don’t say water is wet then you have to say that syrup isn’t sticky, dirt isn’t dirty and oil isn’t slippery!

[capybaramorelikebarelycapa]

My mom is wondering why I am yelling the word 'drenched' at my phone

[letsgooo]

His wife : IM PISSED

Him : let’s mesure how pissed you are

[anifactumal]

100 years later:
9th grade science textbook- The Wetness Theory (proposed by Action lab)

[salvia]

1973: I bet they’ll have a cure for cancer in the future!

2018: *Is water wet??*

[Cherryfish]

“I think we can all agree this is some pretty MOIST toilet paper”

[Mrqwerty]

I consider "Is water wet?" similar to "Is 1 a prime number?"
1 can only be divided by 1 and itself, but it is not included among prime numbers. In the same way, water is covered by water molecules, but it is not included among wet objects.

[hivekahuna]

The real question is ... is fire on fire?


Talk about the flat water-ers

[coomdere]

Is water wet??

Mean while gordon ramsay goes to a restaurant:

*This water is dry*

[sameersachan]

1970: We will have flying cars in the future
2019: Is water wet?

[Yellowroll]

It’s not wet; water makes things wet. It’s like saying that fire is burnt

[hotbleach]

Is oil wet? Because it doesn't mix with water so it's it dry or is it wet

[shernandez]

Me:

> I need to study for my midterms

Also me:

> watching: "is water wet?"

[WHFQE]

My God, I can't believe I actually watched this whole thing.

[fearful]

POV: You randomly searched "Is Water Wet?"

[jalmighty]

Is fire dry?

Edit: verdict, fire is a chemical reaction that produces water vapor as a byproduct. It can be said that fire is neither wet or dry because it’s not a distinctive state of matter (solid liquid or gas) but rather just a form of energy. I think.

[jacktbear]

Lettuce is 95 percent water so lettuce is dripping wet 🤯

[ocsicnarf]

To think this was 2 years ago, feels like a week ago

[cujoedaman]

So, after all this, you're telling me that Flat Earther's are pissed because the world is round and had to go after something else?

[lawanbrown]

Actually the question that destroyed my household was: Does a straw have 1 hole or two? lol