You're being downvoted, but I don't entirely disagree with you. I could instead offer the following weaker form of what I wrote previously. We know that Soylen

You're being downvoted, but I don't entirely disagree with you. I could instead offer the following weaker form of what I wrote previously. We know that Soylent does not offer any nutrients that we don't know we need, whereas we do not know that traditional foods do not provide any nutrients that we don't know that we need. It does not follow that they do, but this at least recognizes the possibility. I find it unlikely that nutritional science has reached its end state, so I don't want to bet too much on Soylent being perfect. At the same time, malnutrition was the norm for most humans for most of our existence, so we can't defer to much to traditional diets.