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The article talks about the author's memories with the Primus device (the kerosene stove), which was a copper device used for cooking and heating in the traditional home. It describes the special rituals associated with turning it on and maintaining it, as well as the author's fascination with the noise of silence it left when it stopped working. The writer explains how life conditions changed after the switch to gas and technological advancements. He narrates an attempt to regain his attachment to the old Primus, only to discover that the new device was less efficient and that he still yearned for the noise of silence that prevailed after 1967. The article reflects on how technological changes impact human life and the emotional connection people develop with old tools.
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