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Nope it's just a matter of, nobody ever looks at the Sun any other day because there's literally no reason to and it's naturally unpleasant, which usually keeps people safe the rest of the time. But during an eclipse people have a reason to look and try to push past the natural instinct to not do that, which exposes them to the danger that's always there but that they usually naturally avoid.










