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It's always seen in media that if everyone's fat, the world's over and we're all reduced to dumbos with red and blue and chicken in a cup. We see it in WALL-E, and a lot of other lesser known media. But would it really be a dystopia? Let's set the facts. If obesity grows unchecked in the modern world, no one will be obese in 30 years. Our current society still only fits the 5'9 180lb able-bodied person. You're considered disabled past the 400lb mark, and people are against normalizing this kind of weight because of two problems: food inequality and healthcare costs. So let's say the future is a post-scarcity one and the problems of obesity are solved, which means the costs of food and water are negligible at best. Let us ask ourselves, would we, and our families, friends, people we know, start to get heavier? The idea of an ideal body cosmetically has always been evolving. From strong buff men and chubby women to averagely toned or below average weight. This evolution of course is