DEBATE

define "wet"

thats what i was about to say

uhhhhhhhhh moisture

define moisture

or wet

MOISTNESS

i'd say no. lava is a liquid, but moist implies water.

I dispute this, something can be moist while not being directly related to water. (though most things are made moist through water) a bread slice can be moist.

yeah but lets say you put lava on a shirt it will burn through the shirt yes but how do you know if it dosent make it wet for like a millisecond

well, we've stated that wet is the same as moist, and moist implies water. also, how in the heck would lava get water on something?

hey moist does not imply Watter... and plus it wouldn't get water on it it would get wet lava on it

so you say lava is wet?

yeah well where do we start XD

well is it?

that is quite literally what we are trying to figure out

Lava and water are NOT wet, but they can make something wet

so your saying lavas wet?

No it's not
But if something's covered in it, the thing is wet

yes but the only thing between air is air and even if air has 0.0001 percent moisture then it stacks and eventually gets to 4 percent

that doesn't mean it's touching the lava, thats like saying my dresser touches my floor which touches my closet so my dresser is touching my closet

...true

did I win

there is moisture in the air and the air is on top of the lava does this mean lavas wet?

Any water that touches lava just evaporates immediately so no

yes but air is always touching it sooooooooooooo

That doesn't really make anything wet lol

yes because everything is wet because of what you pointed out...

I wouldn't say moisture counts as making something wet lol

well yeah cuase you will most likely sweat a bit and sense there's moisture in the air on a microscopic sense yeah

That's not really what anyone else defines as wet though. I'd say something needs about 4% of extra water on them compared to their total volume to be considered wet and air molecules don't do that

oh yeah then define wet??

I think we should define covered instead... "Covered" in this case would have to be surrounded in a NOTABLE amount of something

yes the surface area and because the sides are exposed so the more surface area is in the air soooo

Would you say you were wet after going for a walk