The larger body is a must for pro sports photographers as it holds a larger battery, has vertical/horizontal buttons, better weather sealing, balances better with a large lens on a monopod and is more comfortable to hold to the face for long periods.
It's almost 2021. It's time for someone to reengineer the human body so that it works better with the R1 or whatever this camera will be innovatively called. I mean the fact that we still have to mash our noses against the back of the camera, leaving greasy residue all over the new OLED screen is ridiculous and so last century. If EOSHD make a ruling on behalf of mankind that the nose performs an essential function and should be a retained feature, then I'm sure "proper engineers" with a degree in heat management from the University of YouTube could easily relocate it to an alternative and more appropriate part of the human body.
Also, now that we have millenia of data and experience that indicates the human eye is reliable and rarely fails, it's seems appropriate that we drop one of the dual optical slots found on the
faces cases of most human beings. Squinting or closing one eye and gurning while mashing 67fps for 9 straight minutes (advances in CFexpress and the buffer technology will make this possible) will no longer have to be a thing with this simple human body design change. No longer will you have to apologize to your nude model and explain that you actually have a hernia or a trapped
dick disc and this angle exacerbates it.
With some proper biological reengineering of the neck, the human body could also pivot 90 degrees while still keeping the head vertical to allow the Canon engineers to eliminate the need for vertical / horizontal buttons.
Finally, as a result of the increase in the planets core temperature due exclusively to the R5 overheating YouTube tests from Vloggers, weather sealing will simply cease to be necessary in future models.
Really, as Shawn says, you need to update your thinking to this Century and stop thinking in old analog ways.