Audio: Water: what does water mean (Explained)

So, you start off with hydrogen, which is the most common element in the universe (as we know it) — it's what stars are made of: (uh) plasma, hydrogen. “(Ummm..:)” super volatile, super reactive. Basically, highly explosive. Pure energy. “(Ummm...)” you take the third-most available element in the universe: oxygen (oxygen x5). It, as itself, is not what we breathe when we think of oxygen, that’s: two (2) oxygens (oxygen, oxygen). “(Ummm...)” also: highly reactive. If you had pure oxygen, and you attached it to any metal, any steel, any iron (iron), it oxidizes, creating rust. Also, it could flash and weld things together. You combine these two things together - completely different, completely volatile, and both chaotic, natural forces; and somehow, they make dihydrogen monoxide: the basis for life.... Everything’s made of water: H20. So, “what is water?” Water’s magic.
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