How Superman Actually Keeps His Identity Secret

It’s occurred to every reader of Superman comics sometime in their childhood: how can those smart investigative journalists who work at The Daily Planet not recognize the crime fighter they cover so often as the mild-mannered reporter in their midst who looks just like him? The only difference is the glasses, and the lack of spandex. The reason they never did is explained in the rest of this comic by Tony Wilson at Dorkly.

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I've already been doing this since birth...
really, last week i weight myself and i got to 40 kg while i was 45. i cannot get fat no matter how much patato chips i eat... :c
LOL!
they should build a really tall tower and put all the fat people at the top.
oh wait, it would just collapse.

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This is somewhat ridiculous. People in Colorado (mile high) should all be thin...and they're not.

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Honestly thought I had heard of every single idea on how to loose weight, until I got to this article. It could be because of the elevation, cold weather that decreases hunger for some people and they end up loosing weight. Only time Im up 7000 feet in elevation is at Big Bear, Ca. when I go skiing and even then its a work out. Good to know.

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It's not ridiculous Joe, it clearly states in the article that the study shows that after 6 months the leptin hormone goes back to normal.

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This does seem a little bit crazy - I live on the third floor of an apartment and am not super fit. Just kidding:) I would like to lose some weight though - maybe my next vacation will be to a mountain or high altitude destination!