I just learned that humans don’t have receptors to sense wetness. What is it that we feel when water touches our skin then?

Question

From my understanding, we’re able to feel the temperature, texture and pressure of water. And if we’re able to feel all that, what more else is there? What defines wetness and what should it feel like?

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Answer 1

They’re wrong, you detect the change of dryness/wetness in your mucus membranes when you breathe. These scientists need
To get out of the lab and experience outdoors and life. Jesus Christ