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The moment two separate things agree, briefly, to be one problem.
means The state of physically touching, or the act of reaching out to communicate with someone.
from From Latin contactus, past participle of contingere, to touch together — con (with) plus tangere (to touch), the same root that gives us tangent and tangible.
Phone bookA saved contact is literally someone you can touch remotely.
PhysicsSurfaces never truly touch; electrons just refuse to share space.
LensesContact lenses float on a tear film, not your eye.