There is something productive about some of the negativity, but ultimately I end up feeling like some sort of fanboy when I start correcting some of the inaccur

There is something productive about some of the negativity, but ultimately I end up feeling like some sort of fanboy when I start correcting some of the inaccuracies. We should hold companies to higher standards; they don't pay us to be their PR team. But in the case of some of the negativity regarding Soylent, it feels more like jealously than genuine concern.