Soylent pretends to be things it isn’t. This is easily one more example. This post reeks of “hipster”: name dropping of famous aesthetic designs, space referenc

Soylent pretends to be things it isn’t. This is easily one more example. This post reeks of “hipster”: name dropping of famous aesthetic designs, space references, black and white photos of milk bottles, some mathematical looking diagrams, talk of perfectionism (two years development)? This is a marketing ad, nothing more. “the same complete nutrition you have come to expect from Soylent”