When Skinner drinks from his glass of Scotch, the liquid can be clearly seen sliding down into his stomach, implying that all substances that aren't part of his organism will still be visible inside his body. Thus, any food he consumes as well as the resulting feces should be visible at all times; however, Skinner appears to be completely invisible throughout the entire movie. This means his system must have been completely devoid of any consumed goods during his screen time, which is impossible given the amount of time food normally stays inside the human body (up to 18 hours) and the relatively short amount of time that passes between shots of Skinner. A grown man requires reasonable rations of food as well as liquid to power his body, especially someone like Skinner who burns additional calories keeping his often nude body warm at all times.

Film

La leggenda degli uomini straordinari (2003)

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