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Sunglasses cause cancer, not the sun argument.Person 1: Sun causes cancer. Person2: Sun doesn't cause cancer. Person 1: Charged particles from the suns UV rays penetrate and damage DNA molecules. Person 2: Your body is capable of protecting itself from those charged particles, I believe sunglasses are a big part of skin cancer from the sun, because your eyes lie to your brain about the conditions out so it doesn’t protect itself like it should. I haven’t worn sunglasses in ten years. |
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