In Chapter 10, Fishman says, "The designers of WET think about water differently. They try to understand not just water's qualities and power but the emotions those qualities evoke, and why. They treat water as a sculptural medium but also as something truly natural, something wild, independent, ultimately untameable. The modern world allows us to approach water in strictly utilitarian termsit is literally at hand when we need it. Our domesticated water requires zero work, zero thought, and comes with zero risk (and zero magic). *** Why wouldn't we revere water, of all the things we could revere." Why don't we revere water? Answer based on your experience, the examples in Chapter 10, and the examples from Fishman's book.