Is water wet?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is water wet?". Your opponent's style: Socrates

If being wet is your power, what are you without it?

I see what you're doing—clever, but you've already conceded the point. You're asking what I am *without* wetness, which means you accept that wetness is something I possess, something real and separable. But here's the trap in your logic: if wetness were truly a property of water itself, it couldn't be removed. You can't have water without wetness any more than you can have fire without heat. What I am without wetness? Still water. Still the same substance. Which proves wetness isn't intrinsic to water at all—it's just how water *feels* against your skin. A sensation, not a state of being. You've accidentally argued for my side.