← Back to context Comment by aleph_minus_one 10 hours ago There exist lots of non-wetting liquids in which humans cannot breathe. 2 comments aleph_minus_one Reply foo12bar 1 hour ago Your lungs have sensors that can detect being coated by a liquid which invokes coughing. In that sense, you can detect wetness. teiferer 7 minutes ago They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)
foo12bar 1 hour ago Your lungs have sensors that can detect being coated by a liquid which invokes coughing. In that sense, you can detect wetness. teiferer 7 minutes ago They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)
teiferer 7 minutes ago They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)
Your lungs have sensors that can detect being coated by a liquid which invokes coughing. In that sense, you can detect wetness.
They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)