<s>[INST] Bees do not like smoke. This is a common myth.
Bees, actually, often confine themselves to their hives during prolonged heavy rainfall, excessive heat and strong winds. 

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Smoking bees during inspections can actually calm them down.
When smoking a hive, you should point the nozzle of the smoker at the hive entrance and produce a small amount of cool smoke.
You should slowly bring the smoke into the hive but avoid blowing smoke directly into
the hive.
When bees sense smoke from a forest fire or similar uncontrolled event, they do respond
aggressively. However, when provided with a constant controlled source of smoke from the
buster [smoker]; they can't differentiate the two events. This is the reason they calmly wait
for the situation to pass.'
- from a beekeeping manual

There is a conclusion to be drawn, based on these two passages. What is it?[/INST]