Why is the expression “Visiting a Website” confusing?

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Explanation:

Visiting implies going to a place physically; So, when you say you want to visit a website, in the actual sense, it should mean that you are going to a website physically.

However, a website is not a physical place where you visit, so visit in this case means that you want to see the content of a website through its web address.

So, because you can't visit a website like going there physically, then it's confusing to say I want to visit a website.

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