humoloco's about to have a school buddy also who the **** cares both parties are right ANYWAY either answer to the question is entirely philosophical and as long as there is evidence to support either theory, or rather no evidence to disprove either of them, then either answer is correct based on your own individual opinion
wetness happens when water or any other liquids comes into contact with another substance; it is also a feeling we have associated with our experience of water, a sensation caused by the movement of a fluid on our skin. Now try to put your hand in a tank full of water and keep it still: you can't feel wetness unless you move your hand.
yesyes ofc master you're one of the smartest white people to talk the earth but im sorry ima have to go with the ***** whose teaching me and giving me my education ty so much tho
thats like saying if u get in shower u cant feel the water on ur skin till u move nani IM SORRY WATER IS STILL WET I AINT ARGUING WITH YALL Simple! ily phil <: