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I wait for Soylent being mass produced, that would be an interesting baseline for this question. I mean there is a point of McDonalds not being 'bad' in genera
by sek 12y ago
I wait for Soylent being mass produced, that would be an interesting baseline for this question.
I mean there is a point of McDonalds not being 'bad' in general, it's a cheap way to get a full belly if you are living on the street.
Maybe there should be a way to get Soylent for less easily on the street so it can replace the McDouble.
- informatimago 12y agoNo, it is not cheap. At least in Europe. That is why I don't understand how they have so many customers.
- sek 12y agoWell it's already popular exactly for that reason, independent of the price. It's a simple and easy way to get the required nutrition. I think that says a lot about the future of the product.
- dippyskoodlez 12y agoIt is cheap, and it's not "available" in Europe. Soylent has more than drastically cut down my fast food expenditures/improved my overall diet.
- cpursley 12y agoThe thing is, people who purchase McDonalds aren't just going to switch to Soylent because they're looking for a cheap energy dense meal. They want a burger. From McDonalds.
- angdis 12y agoSoylent is perfectly fine fallout shelter food or for soldiers in combat or perhaps shut-ins with fickle food issues. It is not a viable substitute for actual food regardless of nutritional benefit.