/lit/ - Literature

>>21368806
Water is wet.

>>21368948
Water is not wet

>introduction by Bret Easton Ellis
Jesus wept

>>21368967
dry is just a word to describe things that aren't usually dry

>>21368969
He actually wrote it as some fanboy redditor no less. It doesn't read like a published acclaimed writer wrote it, but BEE never outgrew his sophomerism

>>21368967
false, wet is a descriptor of saturation. the operative use of it noherer implies that the object in question must usually be dry. that would be a function of a modifying adjective. a piece of seaweed is usually not dry, but you would be perfectly fine to describe a piece of seaweed you took from the ocean as wet.

>>21368994
>holy trinity
>it's a pentad

>>21368967
Corncob would love this statement. Water makes wet to be precise, but what of water then?
>we say It is raining today. But what is the 'It' here?

>>21369007
Seaweed is wet cause of water. What makes water wet u fag

>>21369015
Ur getting into entomology and metaphysics now anon . Water is just one of those things that can’t be further simplified. It’s like trying to breakdown words like why , I , Me and what . Water is at the same level of these things and has to be accept as what it is .

>>21369046
Goes to show the limits of our language and description of the physical world.

>>21368969
Why?

>>21368994
That's not a trinity, that's a pentagram you absolute troglodyte

>>21368994
I'm so glad I got unbanned so I could (you) quality content such as this

>>21368994
Umm that's not what trinity means

>>21368948
>>21368806
meh

>>21369858
>>21370348
>filtered
Filtered.

>>21369046
>entomology

>>21369046
> getting into entomology
You’ve got your fireant in my thesaurus!

>>21369858
>>21370348
Get worked retards

>>21370000
checked

>>21369831