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southsamurai ,
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There’s something about fire that moves humanity.

The crackle, the flicker, the scent of smoke and wood, the glowing warmth that caresses away chills. It’s hypnotic, and on such a primal level that we don’t always notice it.

Staring into a fire, just in the moment is meditative. Your mind can either roam free, or empty itself out to let you float in the now.

loaExMachina ,

The grue question is why didn’t Anon come and join his dad next to the fire.

9point6 ,

I’m leaving this thread with an urge to barbecue that I didn’t have upon entering

Etterra ,

I don’t see why autism would have anything to do with it. People have been sitting and staring at fires for thousands of years. It’s hypnotic, and it’s a good kind of meditative clear your mind kind of situation, or good time to just sit and think.

Wanderer ,

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Fire good.

Beer. Good also.

otter ,

I hope Anon finds the same peace in his life that his fire pit has given his dad.

LaserTurboShark69 ,

A man must ponder

Mouselemming ,

Some men just want to watch the fire burn.

webghost0101 ,

Sounds like dad found enlightenment

deuleb_biezelbob ,
@deuleb_biezelbob@programming.dev avatar

I heard the crackling and popping when I read your comment

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