• Carnelian@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    Being able to see properly is also something they’ll never be able to do again, so, I hope that one second was “spiritual” enough for them lol

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      8 months ago

      You know that you can look directly at an eclipse and not immediately go blind, right? That’s also true of the naked sun in the sky, btw. I’d hate to think you were here to scold people without even understanding what the danger actually is.

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        8 months ago

        Being able to see properly

        immediately go blind

        You’re immediately taking the argument to the extreme. You won’t immediately go blind, but it will damage your retina in ways you sometimes don’t notice because the brain compensates for it. It happened to my uncle when he was a welder, he had a second blind spot where he couldn’t see sharply, but it didn’t really affect his quality of life.