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He's saying that people don't like breathing in smoke. Anyone who's gone camping and had the wind shift while around a fire can relate. "Maybe not in that exact
by 0xTJ 1y ago
He's saying that people don't like breathing in smoke. Anyone who's gone camping and had the wind shift while around a fire can relate. "Maybe not in that exact framework" is explicitly justifying the flowery language, relating the practical "smoke is bad to breathe" to a more technical engineering approach.
- keybored 1y agoI wasn’t referring to the humoristic effect of very technically describing smoke/air which makes you cough.