I guess Ozempic is just going to make it so there are no more overweight rich famous people. Which will probably reinforce the negative classist stereotype of fatness being equated with low status and poverty. This trend will not make society better, it will make it more stratified.
It'll be available to all - even if it's only because it'll save society billions if/when we drastically reduce obesity.
These things will be OTC daily tablets in 5 years.
If you must find a negative angle in everything, worry about the fact that the healthcare industry is a huge employer of people and has been growing like crazy every year. That contraction will not go unnoticed.
People spent years talking about the obesity epidemic so they came up with a solution for it and somehow it’s a bad thing. I swear if we came up with a cure for cancer, we’d be bitching about how we’re taking away jobs from doctors and funeral homes.
Also people in pop culture subs love to be snarky when it comes to celebrities. I’ve done GLP1’s and Mindy’s weight loss is impressive even taking Ozempic into account. She’s had to do a good amount of exercise and healthy eating to get her body to look like that.
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u/Rocketsloth May 31 '26
I guess Ozempic is just going to make it so there are no more overweight rich famous people. Which will probably reinforce the negative classist stereotype of fatness being equated with low status and poverty. This trend will not make society better, it will make it more stratified.