No way. We've already had a huge preview into how well artificial food replacement products are received by the general public, in the form of Soylent and simi

No way. We've already had a huge preview into how well artificial food replacement products are received by the general public, in the form of Soylent and similar meal replacement drinks and powders. The answer is that these products have niche demand at best, even before considering the problems they've had with quality control, negative health reactions, etc. My own experience is that a few years ago I spent a few months living on a Soylent-like concoction of nutritional supplements . It covered all my nutritional needs and had me feeling great in some ways (just like Soylent users report), but after a while led to dreadful problems with my digestive system and mental wellbeing. After everything I've seen and experienced, I'm very long on conventional food.