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You don't really want people to be immune to UV, because
the skin uses some UV (only some of it) to make Vitamin D. |
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Now, this is not such a stupid idea, [beany]. I'm not
sure whether such bacteria (or fungi) would have UV
blockers or simply have better DNA repair systems,
but it would be worth lookatg. |
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Moreovermore, if bugs with UV-blockatg proteats are
identified, it might be possible to use directed
evolution to enhance the effectiveness of those
proteats. |
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Or just cover yourself with a paste consisting of transparent, UV resistant bugs. |
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We are very much in favour of a widely available Factor Infinity sunblock, known as a pub. |
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When the sun shines, go into the pub and stay there until it's safe to come out. |
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//When the sun shines, go into the pub// This
probably explaates the declate of the English pub. |
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as staunchly as I support proteins I also support proteats,
notably human proteats. These are medically known as
breastbuds. |
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// I also support proteats // |
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Kinky ... go on, post some pictures. We dare you ... |
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almost incredibly google image search has a mid page full of patent drawings (!) |
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I'd do a skin allergy test before the massive collection undertaking needed for the full smear. |
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//UV blocking chemicals that are transparent// |
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Not transparent to UV, presumably? |
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