Is it normal to not feel pain touching fire? What could cause

its not, idk what you think you saw but it wasn't that

it is possible to have non-functioning pain receptors but there is no such thing as immunity to fire, even if he couldn't feel the pain the tissue would still be damaged. Infact after you've suffered burns to a specific area it is MORE sensitive to being burned in the future rather than more resistant. A friend of mine in the fire department was telling me about that.

>>17201453
It was my next door neighbor who's a little kid using his moms lighter. He flicked it on rolled his finger in it for a while like it was nothing. I was curious so I watched

It's easy to do if you move your hand while over the flame. Skin doesn't conduct heat too fast for that. Done this soo many times. Can even make my hand black from the flame without pain. (think it's called sut in english). Looks like my hand is burning, doesn't hurt a bit if done corectly.

>>17201427
There are magicians' and circus tricks for this. DO NO TRY THIS AT HOME, but essentially fire burns upward, and there are ways of approaching it from the sides that are relatively safe IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING.

Because hot air rises, the heat is concentrated on the top of the flame and the air above it. You can easily pass your finger through the middle of the flame and not burn yourself.

>>17201816
Is the center of the flame not hot enough to cause pain or burn if you left your finger in it and rolled it around?

>>17201816
Your science is wrong sir, I lose faith in science and go back to religion.