> the quackery of Dr. Oz-approved “superfoods” and the idea that you can live forever if you just eat enough pomegranate seeds Have they even read the ingredie

> the quackery of Dr. Oz-approved “superfoods” and the idea that you can live forever if you just eat enough pomegranate seeds Have they even read the ingredients list of soylent? It just has the basic macros, vitamins and minerals. It's less new age superfood than fortified flour. > that is fundamentally the opposite of the way we increasingly want to eat in America That's for the market to decide, not you, little New Yorker writer. > When you look at the recent arc of food culture, the most significant food movement is the purposeful pushback against the postwar industrial food system Funny, I thought the main trend was the death of family farms at the hands of Smithfield, Tyson et al. The real sickness is modern animal agriculture, the rest is a rounding error in comparison.