Very interesting indeed. I guess 2 factors are: * some people don't like change in general, some are afraid of it. This also brings the same question: why? I h

Very interesting indeed. I guess 2 factors are: * some people don't like change in general, some are afraid of it. This also brings the same question: why? I have no idea, but there are plenty of guesses, e.g: https://hbr.org/2012/09/ten-reasons-people-resist-chang.html https://hbr.org/2012/09/ten-reasons-people-resist-chang.html * some kind of a "bad experience" with Soylent. It can be just an article about "busy people drinking Soylent" which creates negative internal representation of a Soylent as a drink for the crazy, out of this world busy people