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I wouldn't exactly say unpopular but yes, I prefer my water tasteless and so long as my mouth doesn't get that weird after taste.
I've probably heard less than 5 people in my life who claim water has no taste. I don't think this is unpopular. >

You tell em' Steve Dave. >

This is like the Schrodinger's box discussion on water flavor. >

Perhaps this is the cat in the box having these thoughts about the water in it's bowl. Assuming, of course, there IS a cat in said box. >

Idk what you're on about,  but I like your energy. >

I think taste and flavor are different. Water has a taste but you wouldn’t say it has a flavor necessarily >

water flavor >

Wow you really thought this one out… 🤔 >

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the water that tastes like minerals is actually a lot better for you. Water with no taste is not doing much for you. Just going in and out, if you know what I mean. That’s why people in countries that have mostly spring/mineral water don’t need to drink water nearly as much as people in the US, our water is over processed just like everything else. >

I typically drink flavored water, just because I cannot stand the taste of blandness, and that's more or less what unflavored water tastes like to me. But it's still a taste, and I will die on that hill. >

i’m not sure if you’ve ever tried some like actually decent mineral water, taste pretty good to me. Not salty or acidic, not really bland either. Kind of crisp lol >

Water that is devoid of any conductivity/minerals/buffer is actually quite horrible for the body.