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If wetness is the property of having water on something, what is the property of something in water?
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So what if I take a bunch of water and pour some water on it? Have I made wet water?
Does adding rocks to a rock make it rockier, or harder? Does it become a rocky rock?
rockiness isn’t really the same thing; take people for example. only one person could conceivably be rocky: sylvester stallone. meanwhile plenty of people can be wet, for example me when i see sylvester stallone.
Oh, you