It's a good thing this person quit  It definitely is. Redesigning the physical landscape is important (it was in my list of things I'd change given power) but I feel it's also another distraction. It's only to give the option of walking, biking instead of sedentary driving really. It would have limited impact of reducing the current crisis versus other efforts in education programmes for instance. For me it's a long term goal to push towards a Dutch cycling lifestyle or other towns in the UK like Oxford or Cambridge. It's not a crux that's preventing dietary differences. That's where we all know the problem is. The state responsibility, influence and control over the populations dietary habits and more... At what point does a nanny state become necessary because of the obesity crisis? When I'm in the estimated 26% remaining normal sized males in 2030? There's no changing this though as its the fat 'people' that really don't understand, and they need to change, not us.  That's why I'm here laughing and hating at the futility of it all along those exact lines. That's also why we're always constantly 'preaching,' too. But there's wonder there too for me, our messages are effing consistent.