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A scam? Hardly. The only "scammy" thing was overreaching claims about how it's "optimized perfectly" and the like. And from what I've heard, they've toned that
by lowboy 13y ago
A scam? Hardly.
The only "scammy" thing was overreaching claims about how it's "optimized perfectly" and the like. And from what I've heard, they've toned that down.
We haven't cracked the human body, but there is science that supports Soylent.
- obstacle1 13y ago>there is science that supports Soylent. Since you made the claim, what specifically is the science that supports Soylent? I assume you can provide references to peer-reviewed stuff, given the nature of your claim, and I look forward to reading it.
- lowboy 13y agoIIRC, they've been working with nutritionalists and doctors to continually check on how Soylent is affecting its testers. I'm too lazy to find the sources, so feel free to dismiss my claim.