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Without friction would water flow or any liquid like blood through veins and arteries? I'm not including the surface that the water is flowing on just the water molecules.

 

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Yes. An "Euler" fluid is an extrapolation to a perfectly inviscid fluid, and can serve as a useful approximation in some circumstances. Nevertheless, an invisicid fluid still responds to pressure differences, so imposing a pressure difference can still cause a fluid to flow.

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