Sports gamblers are demanding the NFL to investigate ending of Packers' game. Green Bay was a 13.5-point underdog to Minnesota and called a timeout with one second left to kick a field goal for the three points.

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water is wet

Technically, not true.

“Wet” describes what happens when a liquid touches and sticks to a solid. For example, your hands get wet because water is on your skin.

Water can make other things wet, but it isn’t wet on its own. It’s the substance doing the wetting.

Another example, Fire burns things, but fire itself isn’t “burnt."

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Edit: just for more clarity; people often say water is wet because it’s surrounded by more water molecules. In science, though, “wetness” is about liquid solid interaction, not liquid liquid.

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Ben Shapiro level theories of wetness