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It depends on the type of dust and the thickness of the covering.
For most practical purposes, the answer is 1. That is, it provides no advantage at all. A human body simply can't accumulate enough dust to make a noticeably difference.
Pile on a few inches of dust and it can go as high as you want it to. Mud has been used as a kind of primitive sunblock in cultures without Coppertone. It's very effective, if you don't mind being covered in mud.
For most practical purposes, the answer is 1. That is, it provides no advantage at all. A human body simply can't accumulate enough dust to make a noticeably difference.
Pile on a few inches of dust and it can go as high as you want it to. Mud has been used as a kind of primitive sunblock in cultures without Coppertone. It's very effective, if you don't mind being covered in mud.
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