I gave a whole lot of points defending water, and proving it to be the strongest among the other, fire.

But here and now, is for fire.

1. Fire is very useful. I'll like to begin from here. Fire is actually very useful in our everyday life as well. I'm not sure that the world can exist without fire, because everything is made to contribute its own part to the continuous existence of things.

We use fire to cook, which without it, we would eat raw and flesh like wild animals.

2. Fire also has forms. Yes, fire also has different ways in which it can be felt. Basically fire is heat, and where ever there is a rise in temperature, there's fire.
Heat is the temperature of a body at a particular time, T.
There is also smoke, which comes also. Like people say, there's no fire without smoke, and like I said for water, there all have their various strengths.

3. Fire can't be touched. This is where this guy begins to show it's strength. Unlike water which can be touched and played it and inside it even. Fire on the other hand is danger. As a matter of fact, people see fire as danger and so they protect themselves and properties from fire.

4. Fire is created/started. Fire doesn't just exist in that form. It is created for it to be, and there's a fact that it's easy to start a fire but difficult to put it out.
Chemically for fire to be created, there needs to be fuel, oxygen and something to initiate the fire source.

5. People's perceptions about fire. I gave a bit of this in number 3. Fire is so bad that people have a certain perception about it. Even in the Bible, in the early beginning, God destroyed the earth with water, and in the later end to come, God promise to destroy the wicked ones with fire, never ending fire.

6. Lastly, I'm not sure but I think fire has caused more damage than water. Let's look at the statistics and check.

**Don't be a good student and a bad teacher.**