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My impression was that the Soylent products are based on certain assumptions: 1) every human body is about the same, differences don't matter 2) a human body do
by mike_ivanov 10y ago
My impression was that the Soylent products are based on certain assumptions: 1) every human body is about the same, differences don't matter 2) a human body doesn't change much during its lifetime and 3) it's only the average that matters in nutrition, within-diet variance doesn't matter at all.
Is that correct? If so, aren't those assumptions.. uhmm.. sort of delusional?
- MildlySerious 10y agoWhat I would do in their shoes is to focus on being "good enough" for now, and building out the manufacturing and everything required until in a couple years technology is advanced enough to prepare their solution for the individual based on AI, factoring in the things you just mentioned. So my bet is that right now their "one size fits all" solution (when I last checked you could individualize it to some degree) is good enough.