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I have prepaid for some. If it's not awful I plan to try using it for the majority of my nutritional needs. I like eating, but I don't like sourcing, preparing
by gnoway 13y ago
I have prepaid for some. If it's not awful I plan to try using it for the majority of my nutritional needs.
I like eating, but I don't like sourcing, preparing, cooking or cleaning up. I don't like eating in at restaurants either. I'm lazy and antisocial. So my intake is currently pretty bad, mostly take out or processed items. Soylent would definitely be an improvement for me nutritionally.
You may not be snarking, but a lot of people seem very upset that this product exists and that people are interested in it. I'm not sure why.
- tedunangst 13y agoI assume people are upset with the idea because it epitomizes the worst parts of nothing but numbers reductionist tech ideology. They're upset with the product because it preys on such people, and is possibly a net negative. It's not a major concern of mine.
- XorNot 13y agoThat still doesn't make any sense. They're not forced to do anything with it - it's the "offended it exists" thing which I simply do not understand (well that, and all the people creating 5-star gourmet cuisine every night, who seem to show up).
- puller 13y agoCould just be skepticism about whether this is going to hurt its customers
- manicbovine 13y agoThat's not it at all. Soylent is uninteresting. Have the Soylent fans ever gone to a GNC?