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My contention is that since oxygen fuels fire, and fire will consume the oxygen around it, the fire drew oxygen into the wood and since the wood was not reduced to ashes, this bass actually contains MORE oxygen than normal!!!
Unless he did this in a sealed oxygen free environment, but if that's the case, how did he get the fire to stay lit?