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It could be that cutting dry hair, skin, or at a high angle with greater pressure will dull the edge faster than corrosion could. Quick was quick to note that, and maybe the photographs from that...

I posted that only because the article indicates that the the reason a blade needs to be sharpened is apparently because of the corrosion that develops along the edge due to moisture, and not because...

Quick,

Check out this article: WONDER PHOTOS REVEAL UNSUSPECTED FACTS ABOUT Razor Blades and Shaving

Yes, but that's when I figure I just didn't strop enough beforehand. It happens to me fairly often though... Maybe I need to experiment

Occasionally I strop midshave when I realize I didn't strop enough before my shave