What an annoying polemic. Sure, Soylent is at once both the plaything of diet-hacking tech bros and the subsistence food we'll shovel to the poor in the coming

What an annoying polemic. Sure, Soylent is at once both the plaything of diet-hacking tech bros and the subsistence food we'll shovel to the poor in the coming dystopian nightmare. They present no fundamental issue with the notion of a nutritionally-complete formula. What they do instead is note that there are unanswered questions, and extrapolate from there that the questions are unanswerable, or worse, that it's a moral failure to have the curiosity to even ask. Unrepresented here is anyone who likes or has benefited from this product. Soylent is neither particularly popular nor cheap. Try again when the hypotheticals you've constructed have some credible relationship with reality.