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The region map also tells a story
That's roughly where the path of totality went tho
Yes, that's the story it's telling
Hey now. Correlation does not indicate causation.
But yes. That's the reason because of course it is.
When I read OP's comment I thought they were saying that people from that region of the country would be more likely to stare into the sun and then google why their eyes hurt. Maybe that just says something about me and how I feel about them.
People misunderstanding and looking at it in partial maybe?
It's almost like, you stare at the sun, and it hurts your eyes regardless of whether the moon is in front of it or not.
OP swing Texans messed up their eyes more.