| Your synical tone, mocking comments, and blatant insults - Examples of this would be nice. If you want everyone to pat you on the head and tell you how special you are you should stay in grade school. IMO, the Soylent product is a nonsensical endeavor with little chance of real success. I see no reason to pretend that I feel something different about it. Personally, I'm curious as to why you take such offence. Re: growing difficulties: I explained that lack of food is not an issue in my dead-ened comment. There is more than enough food being produced right now for every living person on the planet. The global food crisis is not helped by another form of food, because that was never the issue. slimfast only demonstrates the validity It's dying: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-14/unilever-s-slim-fas... There is no race to win - find a competetive career and get back to me on this one. At some point in life, you'll understand that this is a crazy (and frankly unhealthy and unsustainable) way to live. Writing off 40% of the population Well, good thing that isn't what I said at all, is it? Soylent isn't going to do well because we already have 40% of the population in the US that overindulge their love of food. These people aren't going to stop eating burgers so that they can have a protein shake instead. Ergo, bad business idea. I'm pretty confident in my anti-Soylent stance, given the two major reason I stated above. I see no product and/or company in 5 years here. By all means I encourage them to prove me wrong. |