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Why is Plasma so Rare/Non-Existent in Nature? (Plasma as in the State of Matter)

From what I've seen/heard about, in nature, elements being in a form of plasma is very rare if non-occurring, at least on Earth, and I was wondering why that is.
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Stars are hot balls of plasma, and they contain the vast majority of matter in the Universe, so almost all matter is in the plasma state. If you're talking about on Earth, temperatures simply aren't high enough to allow electrons to escape the electromagnetic pull of protons. However, lightning bolts can briefly achieve this.