The O-Era Threatening Earth: The Human Obesity Crisis as Seen in "WALL-E"

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The O Era that is threatening Earth

Humanity has entered a brand new era-the O era. The so-called O era...

Derived from the word "obesity," it embodies the most prominent human condition of our time.

One of the characteristics is that we have witnessed the first reversal of body weight ratio in human history, which is...

The era in which overweight people outnumber underweight people has arrived, and from then on our planet will...

It's becoming increasingly cumbersome. Abundant food supplies and highly intelligent machines-

The modern energy supply model, which aims to obtain maximum energy with minimal kinetic energy, all lead to...

Humanity will inevitably enter the O era.

Of course, South Korea was not immune to these changes. According to a 2005 national survey...

A health and nutrition survey report states that the obesity rate among adult men in South Korea is 35.2%, while that among women is...

The obesity rate was 28.3%. In the past decade, the national obesity rate has increased by more than 10%, thus...

This has led to a year-on-year increase in the "weight" of the entire Korean Peninsula.

I remember when I was a child I really loved watching an animated film called "Silver".

"River Railway 999". In that animated film, there is a character named A Zhe.

The boy dreamed of having eternal life and wanted to travel the galaxy in an interstellar spaceship.

System. During his journey, he passed through many planets, where many extraordinary things happened.

An incredible story.

I remember that when he arrived on one of those planets, he encountered beings whose physiques were several times larger than...

A woman even bigger than an elephant. That woman even asked him to help her leave this planet.

The woman also said that when she first moved to this planet, she was about the same age as A-Zhe.

Body shape, but everything here is too comfortable, there's always plenty of food, like a raw...

She lived like she was in paradise. And so, she grew fatter and fatter, until she became what she is now.

When I was a chubby little girl, I was really scared when I saw this movie.

I still remember that scene in the movie-when Ah Zhe first arrived on this planet, he encountered...

A magnificent pillar, but it was later discovered that the pillar was actually the woman's...

The man's calves. I was so terrified by that scene that I didn't dare touch cookies for several days.

Humans who depend on machines vs. machines that replace humans

I've been watching the animated series "WALL-E" lately.

Sometimes, one can't help but worry about the bleak future of the 0 era.

My heart is heavy. Earth, once a shopping paradise, was forced to rebuild itself due to piles of garbage.

They searched for a new habitable planet. Finally, on a devastated Earth, only...

Wally, a robot used to clean up trash, lived alone for hundreds of years.

He was cleaning up piles of garbage on Earth. Until WALL-E met the exploration robot EVA, and...

They quickly fell in love.

In the movie, humanity moved to a giant Noah's Ark in search of...

The search for new habitable planets has been ongoing for centuries, traversing the vast universe. People have been searching for Noah's Ark...

The scenes of life on the boat are quite comical, yet they inevitably make one ponder deeply. There,

Everyone lies in a single bed that can fly, glued to a computer all day long.

Communicating via computer, even dating and romance are done through computers; everyone has...

He always carries a huge beverage container; due to his extreme obesity, he can't stand up on his own after falling.

They had no choice but to wait for robots to come to their rescue; people had gradually lost the ability to walk upright.

Abilities... there are only two types of "people" there: one is those who keep running non-stop every day.

One is a robot, the other is a human who lies motionless in bed all day. This scene...

Isn't that incredibly ironic?

The movie "WALL-E" depicts a group of people...

I spend more than 10 hours a day in front of the computer and don't walk enough.

A human figure at 500 steps. The endless supply of food has also led to a daily increase in waste.

Earth is "terminally ill." The spaceship captain in *WALL-E* urges everyone to use...

Walk on your own two legs, "pursue a true life, not just survival," and learn courage.

They dared to abandon the comforts that machines brought to humanity. And the ending of the film is very moving.

A scene unfolded-people, like their Paleolithic ancestors, walked long distances to pick fruit.

Go hunting and earn a hearty meal through hard work.

To help people avoid the prevalent diseases of the post-October era-diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity,

Freed from diseases such as heart disease, a lifestyle modeled after the Paleolithic era.

The Paleolithic diet has quietly gained popularity. This indicates that people have begun to rethink the concept of "high-quality" diets.

The meaning of life. Countless delicious foods, the convenience of living without leaving home, and modern civilization for humanity.

This inherent privilege, while present, has also become the leading cause of obesity in humans. Therefore, to address obesity...

To be liberated from the central government, the first thing to do is to relinquish these privileges one by one.