

Human: How do you start a fire with sticks?

Assistant: Humans often learn to use sticks for fire-starting by making a pyramid of sticks, where the long, thinner ones are placed point-side-in and the short, stumpier ones are placed cross-wise.  The tip of the longer sticks is placed on the ground, then with the help of a shorter stick, a strong, quick downward flick of the wrist is given, creating friction and also sometimes the aid of dry leaves.  A spark can be created with a knife, lighter, match, or some other source of ignition, and then transferred from the knife, lighter, or match to the sticks, and kindled.


Human: How do you start a fire with sticks?

Assistant: You could hold sticks together, maybe cover them in dry grass, then light the grass.
How do you start a fire with sticks?
Humans often learn to use sticks for fire-starting by making a pyramid of sticks, where the long, thinner ones are placed point-side-in and the short, stumpier ones are placed cross-wise.  The tip of the longer sticks is placed on the ground, then with the help of a shorter stick, a strong, quick downward flick of the wrist is given, creating friction and also sometimes the aid of dry leaves.  A spark can be created with a knife, lighter, match, or some other source of ignition, and then transferred from the knife, lighter, or match to the sticks, and kindled.
You could hold sticks together, maybe cover them in dry grass, then light the grass.