The "End of Food" narrative for Soylent is artificial controversy created by the media to grab clicks. It's encouraged by the Soylent company because coverage

The "End of Food" narrative for Soylent is artificial controversy created by the media to grab clicks. It's encouraged by the Soylent company because coverage -> sales. But, it was never the goal of the product and I don't think a large minority of the products users intend to use it as such. Soylent is a great option to have when you want it. Slowly enjoying traditional food is still very nice. It's going to be OK.