Don't forget: "Soylent™ was developed from a need for a simpler food source." "No need to shop for individual ingredients or plan ahead" (I think this one was

Don't forget: "Soylent™ was developed from a need for a simpler food source." "No need to shop for individual ingredients or plan ahead" (I think this one was Mealsquares) "You’ve got more important things to do than worry about food." "Enjoy a 26 hour day" I wrote a parody post based on the marketing on the web page and my own personal outrage with the claims: https://medium.com/@__1/on-food-and-not-cooking-4c9fba0d2d20 https://medium.com/@__1/on-food-and-not-cooking-4c9fba0d2d20 I still believe my note is true: Note: Neither Soylent nor Mealsquares make any public claims that I could find, beneficial or otherwise, about using their product for the complete nutrition of women, especially those expecting or nursing, children, teenagers, the elderly, or people with medical conditions, including malnutrition. I think it’s probably optimized for healthy males, aged 20–40-ish, or in the words of Soylent: “All Adults”, but I don’t have a B.S. in Electrical Engineering like Rob, so I probably shouldn’t comment. Please proceed at your own risk just in case.