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2026-11-05

You want to avoid sunburn without applying sun-block?

Why not spray the skies with sun-block? As somebody seems to have been doing for many years over the UK. That was when the technology was in its infancy.

Obviously if you think that the sun-block that Big Pharma sells you to smear on your skin isn't necessarily healthy, this might be a perfectly "legal" way around the problem. After all, everyone has so far assumed that spraying sun-block in the skies hasn't been a viable proposition, and therefore there was never a need to legislate against the practice - but the times have changed since that simplistic assumption held sway.

So we can spray the skies quite legally and we won't need Big Pharma's dodgy sun-blocks?

Logical, no?

How long did you have to think about that question before deciding on an answer?

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